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I appear to be the only one on our team (suddenly and inexplicably) missing the Gif button on my Teams desktop App/browser. It appears the same when I log on via edge. Where has my GIF button gone and how do I get it back?
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Consequences of " Try the New...." New has nice new shiny things but comes with a few issues. Glad it worked out. Now how to respond to the other 2 K crying out for a solution.
I found that returning to Teams Classic let me use GIFs again. WOO HOO!
This is my Teams' version info. Are you on this version?
Version
You have Microsoft Teams version 24046.2809.2757.3796(preview).
You've got the latest version. It was last updated on 3/15/2024.
The client version is 49/24021528611.
That is why I always roll back the Beta or trial versions until they push the updates that resolves most issues.
In most trouble shooting I always close office products, open excel, Account lower left, update options, update office365.
After update I Turn off "Try new Teams" and "Try new Outlook" to turn off Beta programs. Then I roll back the Teams install to a known working version = Teams_Windows_64.exe. So far these steps have resolved 99% of all trouble shooting Teams/ Outlook issues. Unfortunately using Beta or trial versions on a network can cause other unknown issues.