Only MS Teams Join URL by entering the meeting ID
Hi, Why doesn't MS Teams have a pure website for participating in meetings with HTML5 without prompting to run or install the desktop app .exe but only by entering the meeting ID? GotoMeeting and Zoom can do that... for example: https://app.gotomeeting.com https://zoom.us/join Access is particularly important for work platforms that only have a Chromium-based browser available, do not allow installation and can still be accessed comfortably. We want to allow our users to use it, but we are not allowed to setup. It's only about web participation using a meeting ID and not copying the email invitation from Outlook, for example. Please provide a website similar to GotoMeeting. Many Thanks.
Personal Teams Account - Cannot Create or Join Teams (Office 365 Subscriber)
I just left a company that used Teams, and no longer have access. However, I appreciated the functionality, and still need Teams access to be able to join other Teams for collaboration or create my own. As such, I signed up for an Office 365 account this week. However, when I sign into Teams with this account, I have no option to create a team or join someone else's team. The only options are Activity, Chat, and Calendar. Even utilizing a link from a collaborator to join their Team does nothing. Is there a step that I am missing? I have read on multiple other sites and they all seem to point to restricted access. However, since this is a personal account, unrelated to any business, I do not see how this could be the case for me. Any insights on how to fix this or how to join my clients' Teams?
Microsoft Teams "Room" Booking Issue
I'm not sure if this is a problem or expected behaviour. Scenario Staff have pre-booked repeat meetings months ago, now we have a Teams Room using the Crestron tablets with integration. They edit the repeat meeting and use the Teams Meeting plugin to make it a Teams meeting but the tablet does not get the Join button. If a new meeting is created (that does not conflict) this works fine. I think this might be a "past tense" issue.
