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    • suvi-15's avatar
      suvi-15
      Brass Contributor
      Thanks! I will take look into this
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        suvi-15
        Brass Contributor

        Nivedipa-MSFT 

        Hi,

        what different approach this example used so that this white screen doesn't appear. I haven't run at my side. But curious what's difference. I followed https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/msteams-sso/ documentation.
        What i understood is at this step
        // add extra query parameters Azure AD login request
        // include scope for OpenID connect and log-in hint by using the current Microsoft Teams logged-in user

        somehow this query parameters doesn't appended to url. Please let me know the resolution.

         

    • suvi-15's avatar
      suvi-15
      Brass Contributor
      Hi,

      what different approach this example used so that this white screen doesn't appear. I haven't run at my side. But curious what's difference. I followed https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/msteams-sso/ documentation.
      What i understood is at this step
      // add extra query parameters Azure AD login request
      // include scope for OpenID connect and log-in hint by using the current Microsoft Teams logged-in user

      somehow this query parameters doesn't appended to url. Please let me know the resolution.

  • rowlandjonathan's avatar
    rowlandjonathan
    Copper Contributor
    I am facing the same issue where the authorization happens successfully in a web browser but not on the teams desktop app.
  • Faisal1775's avatar
    Faisal1775
    Brass Contributor

    suvi-15 

    There could be a few reasons why your SSO login is not working in the Teams desktop app. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

    1. Check that you are using the correct login credentials: Make sure you are using the correct username and password to log in to your SSO account. You may want to try logging in to your SSO account from a web browser to confirm that your credentials are correct.

    2. Verify that your SSO settings are correctly configured: Check with your IT department or SSO provider to make sure that your SSO settings are correctly configured for use with the Teams desktop app.

    3. Clear your Teams desktop app cache: Clearing the cache in the Teams desktop app can sometimes resolve login issues. To do this, go to Settings > Privacy and select "Clear Cache."

    4. Check for updates: Make sure that your Teams desktop app is up to date by checking for updates in the Microsoft Store.

    5. Try logging in from a different device or network: If none of the above steps work, try logging in to the Teams desktop app from a different device or network to see if the issue is related to your device or network configuration.

    If none of these troubleshooting steps work, you may want to contact your IT department or SSO provider for further assistance.

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