Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
We have same problem as well, when this will be fixed, it is annoying.
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Users are experiencing an issue where the New Teams window keeps appearing unexpectedly while they're working on Outlook or other applications. This problem started on March 19, 2024, in New Zealand.
Despite attempting various solutions like clearing Teams caches, uninstalling and reinstalling the application, disabling Teams on startup, and restarting the device, the problem persists. Reinstalling Teams temporarily resolves the issue, but it reoccurs shortly afterward.
Could suggest any futher troubleshooting?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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We have same problem as well, when this will be fixed, it is annoying.
By deleting the "DefaultIMApp" reg value (temporarily until the error is fixed), the problem can be circumvented (there will be no presence statuses, e.g. in Outlook until then). (Or you can also use the purely web interface ... or you can revert to classic Teams ... if MS allows it).
(Many of you, don't uninstall Teams because then MS won't have paid beta testers :) ... This error has already happened before ...)
I can confirm that unistalling Teams and reinstalling it changes this behavior.
I used the Autopilot Reset on alaptop that had the issue and it fixed itself on the other side for the user.
This is a scorthced earth method, and I am looking for an enterprise grade solution that doesn't involve mass registry edits or software reinstalls.
Brian Gwinner
Update -- It seems that after signing out and signing back in, machines in my environment are being rolled back. I am not sure if Microsoft actually issued a rollback for Teams, but prior to signing out of of a few affected machines, they were:
After signing out and signing back in just Teams:
Other observance: It seems that rolling back to this version removed the "dark mode" appearance preference that was set on these machines. It was simple enough to reset that preference, though.
We actually started noticing this client version on Friday of last week (March 22).
I have seen no communication on a rollback from Microsoft myself, but it seems to be what I'm seeing. Time will tell if there is an update and if the problem resurfaces, though....
Logging out deletes your stored profile and the updated version in it. If you can't block the automatic update, it will update back to the current problematic version (at least that's what we've experienced).
But at least until it is updated again, you can turn off "as the chat app" on the GUI.