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MS Teams logout issue
I am trying to figure out an issue with MS Teams, and not having much luck, so I'm wondering if anyone else has encountered this before. We have a shared PC in a conference room that people will ...
Hi mate,
No I couldn't find a workaround. Sorry I cannot help you.
But for Microsoft's benefit I found another issue for people with more than one email account using TEAMS. When you do eventually manage to get out of one account and into another (see above that's not easy) there are still links that point back to the first account. For example, if you hit a link to enter Sharepoint TEAMS will tell you your email address (the one from my other TEAMS account) is not registered for Sharepoint in this account you are trying to enter. It remembers the WRONG one from the earlier login.
There is a SERIOUS multi company design issue here. And it's not just for shared computers in a university as described above here. It applies to EVERY freelance consultant who has clients who want them to use their own TEAMS solutions. There are probably on 1,000,000 of these people worldwide.
Microsoft, I don't want a workaround. I want this fixed and the product working properly.
BTW every accounting system since the beginning of time has been designed to be multi-company. Perhaps the computer science courses at US universities should teach some business courses before they let people loose on critical business systems design. Just a thought.
No I couldn't find a workaround. Sorry I cannot help you.
But for Microsoft's benefit I found another issue for people with more than one email account using TEAMS. When you do eventually manage to get out of one account and into another (see above that's not easy) there are still links that point back to the first account. For example, if you hit a link to enter Sharepoint TEAMS will tell you your email address (the one from my other TEAMS account) is not registered for Sharepoint in this account you are trying to enter. It remembers the WRONG one from the earlier login.
There is a SERIOUS multi company design issue here. And it's not just for shared computers in a university as described above here. It applies to EVERY freelance consultant who has clients who want them to use their own TEAMS solutions. There are probably on 1,000,000 of these people worldwide.
Microsoft, I don't want a workaround. I want this fixed and the product working properly.
BTW every accounting system since the beginning of time has been designed to be multi-company. Perhaps the computer science courses at US universities should teach some business courses before they let people loose on critical business systems design. Just a thought.