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Can't Access Meeting Options ("Something went wrong")
- yes, when you are logged into your organizations' Teams Environment, that is your home tenant. The important part is "in the browser app", because the meeting settings (when accessed from the calendar) open in the browser.
The Webinar Feature should also be available within the browser teams app (it is for me). In the Calendar, use the dropdown-arrow next to the "new meeting" button to choose the Webinar mode (https://teamworktools.azurewebsites.net/assets/TeamsWebinarsGetStartedGuide.pdf). If it is not available, ask your Teams Administrator if the feature was disabled for your organization.
MicrosoftPC_soneka have you tried joining the meeting and accessing the meeting options via the ... menu?
"During a meeting, select More actions at the top of the meeting window, and then Meeting options. A panel will open on the right, and you can change your options right from there."
Change participant settings for a Teams meeting - Office Support (microsoft.com)
SusanneQuiel Thanks a lot for your advice. 🙂
I just tried to go to "People" > "..." > "Manage permissions", but it still shows the same error page “Something went wrong. Reload the page or, if this keeps happening, try again later.” 😔
I also left a message via "Help" > "Give Feedback", but haven't received any response yet...
- SusanneQuiel
PC_soneka does this happen in all the meetings / webinars you set up, or only with this specific one?
- It actually happens in all the meetings / webinars I set up. Is it a problem with my account? 😅
- SusanneQuiel
PC_soneka the only thing I ever encountered that could cause this is if you are logged in to another tenant in the Teams browser app, as described in the first link you shared. You wrote that you already checked this, so I would assume you made sure you are logged in into your home tenant in the Teams Browser app. If it would happen only with one meeting, I would suggest deleting and recreating it, because maybe something went wrong in the creation. However, as you said it is the same for all your meetings.
There is no admin-side setting that would prevent you from accessing the meeting settings of the meetings that you set up yourself. The only admin option is to prevent a user from creating meetings at all.
One more thing you could try: Does this only happen for WEBINAR meetings, or also for "normal" Teams Meetings?