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Sarah_Snowdon
Jun 25, 2020Copper Contributor
Issues with Meetings
Hello
I have successfully been using Teams for quite some time now in an education context and also a business context. I have two O365 accounts, 1 education and 1 business.
I am used to swapping between the two accounts (signing in and out etc.) however last week I started having intermittent issues with meetings that i have set up. The issue is that is does not recognise me as the owner of the meeting and it puts me into the lobby!
I have checked that i set up the invitation from the same account that i am trying to access the meeting from - this is not the issue.
Obviously this is a problem as nobody else can join the meeting either 😞
It is not happening on every meeting e.g. Tuesday it happened, Wednesday was fine and then again this morning.
Any ideas what i can try?
Hi Sarah_Snowdon,
I believe it must be caused by some kind of a corruption with Teams cache. I'd suggest to clear Teams cache first by using the script linked below:
https://github.com/ljr55555/clearMSTeamsCache/blob/master/clearTeamsCache.ps1
You can open a Windows PowerShell ISE window in your PC, copy-paste the script in there, and run it. If it solves the problem, you might consider doing something like using Teams desktop app for one account and web app in a browser for the other in order to prevent conflicts and corruptions in the future.
Regards,
Burak V.
- Burak_VarolBrass Contributor
Hi Sarah_Snowdon,
I believe it must be caused by some kind of a corruption with Teams cache. I'd suggest to clear Teams cache first by using the script linked below:
https://github.com/ljr55555/clearMSTeamsCache/blob/master/clearTeamsCache.ps1
You can open a Windows PowerShell ISE window in your PC, copy-paste the script in there, and run it. If it solves the problem, you might consider doing something like using Teams desktop app for one account and web app in a browser for the other in order to prevent conflicts and corruptions in the future.
Regards,
Burak V.