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How to act on "Meeting has started" notifications if I didn't click on Windows 10 notification?
You've likely figured it out by now (9 months later), but any meetings that pop up in your notification area also are able to be One-button Join'ed from your Teams Calendar function. Click on your Calendar and you'll see the [Join] button.
- tovingmargetNov 25, 2020Copper Contributor
Andre_LeBlanc but it's an inconclusive notification and is not intuitive. Only through experience do I know that once I've ruled out any other reason for a notification then the only remaining notification is for a meeting has started. When I see that my Teams button on the taskbar is showing that there was some attempt to get my attention, there's nothing to definitively indicate why it needed my attention. Even the "Activity" section in Teams doesn't list it. And, I've had attendees attempt to join a meeting well after the start time when their no-show status resulted in the remaining attendees agreeing to reschedule the meeting. That also prompts the "Meeting has started" notification.