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Meetings set up with teams email not showing on calendar
Good advice but this did not help me. I have created a recurring meeting using the calendar in the Teams app on the MacOS platform. The meeting invitation did get sent via email as expected but the meeting does not appear in my own calendar nor. to the best I can tell, on that of the invitees.
I would think that this would be a basic and easily handled function... If I create a meeting in the calendar section of teams it should put it on the calendar, right? That doesn't happen here.
I think my problem is the same, once the meeting is scheduled it does not show in the Teams application, the only thing appearing in the application is 'start a meeting' and 'schedule a meeting'.
The start the meeting I've scheduled I have to go to the email I've sent and join using the link in the email.
- Francis_GohilJan 12, 2021Copper Contributor
Yes, absolutly.Jeromec
- Brownie71Oct 25, 2020Copper Contributor
Jeromec i have the same. I have the free account. I would expect my scheduled meetings in the meetings tab of my Windows 10 Teams client. But it does not. However, in my Android Teams client, when i open the Meetings tab i DO SEE the scheduled meeting. So there is an issue with the Windows 10 Teams client. There is there also NO WAY for me as host to start the scheduled meeting OUT OF the W10 Teams client. I have tried everything but don't see scheduled meetings and cannot start them as host. I can only start them as host from my Teams Android app.
- alastairolbyJan 02, 2021Copper Contributor
Brownie71 I have the same or similar on Mac. I schedule a meeting from Teams. It shows in the iOS app, but not in the Mac OS app, so I can't start the meeting from Teams on my computer. It's totally ridiculous. So needlessly overcomplicated.
Microsoft, how can I schedule a meeting and start it from my computer? Please pretty please...