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17494 TopicsMicrosoft Teams Call Queue
Hi, A colleague of mine is receiving phone calls from a call queue via MS Teams Admin Center, despite not being a user in the call answering queue. I checked with the others in the call queue to make sure they aren't forwarding calls to him, to which they all said no. Is there something I am missing or a quick config fix?Solved26Views0likes1CommentNew Account for our School
Hi, I signed up for MS Teams for Schools, we are a C.B.S.E. Recognized School in India, and used my school email ID to Join, But My Account Says "personal" if there's any verification is required where do I submit this request ? I don't see any place to submit any required documents, how do I proceed on this one ? Thanks, Pravin13Views0likes1CommentSpace bar not working / extra spaces added while typing in Teams chat (Mobile)
Hi everyone, I'm facing an issue in the Microsoft Teams mobile app while trying to send a chat message. When I type on the keyboard, the space bar isn't working correctly — it's either adding extra unwanted spaces or not registering properly, making it hard to type and send a normal message. Details: App: Microsoft Teams (Mobile) Issue occurs while: Typing a message in a chat Behavior: Space key malfunction / extra spaces in the text box This doesn't happen in other apps, only in Teams I've attached a screenshot showing the issue. Has anyone else faced this? Any fix or workaround would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!32Views0likes1CommentRetrieve all Teams transcripts a bot has attended to using Graph API
Hi there, I've been struggling for a lot of time trying to get this done. Has anyone been able to achieve something like this ? I wanted to : 1- Get all the meetings and transcripts of the tenant 2- Filter on those where the bot was attending 3- Get the transcripts when available. 4- Add rules to restrict the bot's access Right now I am stuck with the OAuth : The application 'bot-transcript' asked for scope 'OnlineMeetings.Read.All' that doesn't exist on the resource '00000003-0000-0000-c000-000000000000'. But this permission was added, and really seems to exist. Right ? Thanks in advance for any kind of help you could give me.18Views0likes1CommentAutomatic initials are taking my business
Hello everyone, I'm a software developer, mostly based in Germany. I have a M365 Business Account and am using Teams as part of it. Since automatic initials, instead of generic profile pictures, became a thing, I'm constantly in a hurry to change my profile picture as soon as possible. This is because my initials are SS, which in the German culture is the abbreviation of the company responsible for the death camps during Nazi Germany. People are so upset about it that I even had customers not do business with me. They saw the SS initials in calls and thought I was using this on purpose to make a political stand, i.e. being in favour of the industrial scale mass murder of several million people. I'm not. So here is where my frustration is with Teams, which I'm paying for, and which is taking my business away with its stupid initials: I cant change the initials without changing my name I cant populate my picture to outside orgs preventing the initials from being shown This leads me to the incredibly uncomfortable situation that every time I connect to a new client, I need to discuss my distancing of the genocide 80 years ago before actually being able to commence a meeting. Not a very happy topic and as mentioned before I have lost business because of it. Is there please, any solution to this, that doesn't involve having to change my name? Kind Regards Sebastian41Views0likes3CommentsTeams for Mac retains deleted personal Microsoft account in account picker after alias change
I’m hoping someone can point me to the location where Teams for Mac stores remembered accounts, or confirm whether this is a bug. Environment Teams Version: 26163.407.4839.8659 macOS: 27.0 Problem I previously had both: a work account using email address removed for privacy reasons a personal Microsoft account that also used email address removed for privacy reasons I successfully migrated the personal Microsoft account to a new primary alias (email address removed for privacy reasons) and removed email address removed for privacy reasons from the personal account. The work account remains unchanged. However, Teams for Mac still displays the old personal account in the account picker as a second “Sherry Serdikoff” account (purple icon). When I click that account, Microsoft correctly responds: “That Microsoft account doesn’t exist. Enter a different account or get a new one.” So the account no longer exists, but Teams continues to display it. What I have already verified The personal account now signs in only as email address removed for privacy reasons. email address removed for privacy reasons has been removed as a personal account alias. Microsoft confirms that no personal Microsoft account exists for email address removed for privacy reasons. My work account continues to function normally. Troubleshooting already performed Signed out of all Teams accounts. Restarted Teams and macOS. Cleared the traditional Teams cache. Renamed the Teams Group Container (UBF8T346G9.com.microsoft.teams) so Teams recreated it. Searched Keychain (all keychains/all items) for Teams, OneAuth, ADAL, MSAL, OneAuthAccount, authority_map, login.windows.net, etc. No relevant cached identity entries were found. Verified the stale account is not present in Microsoft account settings. Created a brand-new macOS user profile and launched Teams before signing into any Microsoft account. Important observation In the brand-new macOS user profile, Teams starts with only Sign In and Join a Meeting. No remembered accounts are displayed. This suggests the stale account is stored somewhere within my original macOS user profile rather than in Microsoft’s cloud or the Teams installation itself. Question Has anyone identified where the current Teams for Mac client stores these remembered account identities, or is this a known bug in the current Teams/OneAuth implementation? I’d appreciate any suggestions before I resort to deleting additional Microsoft authentication data.52Views0likes2CommentsBest way to run pulse surveys inside Teams?
I’m looking for a lightweight way to run recurring pulse surveys directly in Teams. Forms works fine for basic questions, but follow-up, reminders, anonymity, and reporting become manual pretty quickly. Curious what others are using for short employee check-ins or sentiment surveys inside the Microsoft ecosystem. Or am I not using Forms to its full potential?20Views0likes1CommentHow do you roll up individual goals into department or company goals in M365?
We’re trying to manage goals across teams using Microsoft 365, but the structure gets messy fast. Individual goals live in different places, and it’s hard to see how they connect to department or company-level objectives. With Viva Goals out of the picture, has anyone built a clean way to roll up goals in M365, or is this something better handled with a dedicated OKR/performance tool? (I honestly wouldnt want to use something third party and much rather keep things in MS 365)17Views0likes1CommentOur remote managers are struggling with giving regular feedback in Teams
We’re a mostly remote team and one issue we keep running into is that feedback only happens during formal reviews. Managers use Teams every day, but feedback tends to get buried in chats or not documented at all. Has anyone found a simple way to make regular employee feedback part of the Teams workflow without adding a lot of admin work?27Views0likes1CommentMicrosoft Teams File Permissions: Why Can't I Remove Direct Access?
While working with files stored in Microsoft Teams, I recently encountered an issue related to file permissions that may affect other users as well. A file was uploaded to a Microsoft Teams channel, which means it is physically stored in the SharePoint document library connected to the Team. At some point, direct access permissions were granted to an individual user using the Manage Access feature. Later, when attempting to remove this direct permission, the option was no longer available. What Happened? The file's permission overview shows that the user has Direct Access (View Only) permissions. However, when opening the permission details, SharePoint displays the following message: "Grant access is unavailable because you are not the owner of this item." Although the file was originally uploaded by the user attempting to manage permissions, SharePoint does not recognize that user as the owner of the item for permission management purposes. As a result: The granted permission remains visible. Permission levels (View, Edit, Block Download) can be selected. The Remove Access option is missing. Changes cannot be applied because the user is not considered the owner.64Views0likes1Comment