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Mr_Beacher
Copper Contributor
May 01, 2020

Blur but no Background Images even thought other Tenant users have had it for nearly 2 weeks.

Good Day.

Does anyone know why I wouldn't have Background Image capability yet when everyone else on my Tenant has had it for over a week now?  I am using the Desktop App, Microsoft Teams Version 1.3.00.8663, and I do have Blur capabilities.  As far as I can tell I should have Background image capability too but I'm not certain why I don't. 

 

I have tried uninstalling/re-installing Teams too.  No luck.

 

Do I wait another few weeks with fingers-crossed or is there a way that I can verify and address the problem?  I teach others how to use Teams at my company and this makes it challenging that I can't explain why some features like this aren't available to everyone on the Tenant yet.

 

Thanks!

 

(FYI FranciscoLopez)

9 Replies

  • Mr_Beacher's avatar
    Mr_Beacher
    Copper Contributor

    Nearly 3 months later and I just randomly have Backgrounds available now.  Probably shouldn't jinx it!  ~Thanks Microsoft... :facepalm:

     

     

    • FranciscoLopez's avatar
      FranciscoLopez
      Copper Contributor
      Me too!!! Finally!!! Today is a great day! Thanks for sharing...
      • Willjmoo's avatar
        Willjmoo
        Copper Contributor

        FranciscoLopez when the blur first launched the device had to support a hardware standard (AVX2) but MS have since relaxed this from June and now works with AVX

  • Mr_Beacher's avatar
    Mr_Beacher
    Copper Contributor
    I'm still holding my breath. According to Tech, Microsoft is still claiming their rolling it out. My hardware has been verified to be appropriate and materially no different than my other coworkers. This is as frustrating as it can get!

    On the plus side, I do have the chat pop-out ability now.
  • Rob Ellis's avatar
    Rob Ellis
    Bronze Contributor
    Have you tried signing out of the Teams app and signing back in? (although in theory uninstall-reinstall should trump that, you never know).
    • Mr_Beacher's avatar
      Mr_Beacher
      Copper Contributor

      Rob Ellis I had not tried that.  Great suggestion!  I just tried and it didn't work though.

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