How to remove red triangle with exclamation mark on Teams icon on taskbar

I have the same issue, and very similar circumstances as other people in this thread (need to stay connected to multiple organizations, but I do not need to be active other than my main organization). I have no other information to share but I just feel it is important to second the concerns of others, and hope for a solution by Microsoft, because this red triangle really impairs the ability to use Teams as intended. It is a nuisance every minute of every day - I have no benefit from being constantly reminded that some org access needs re authentication, but would have every benefit being notified of new messages etc in my active organization. A permanent solution to this would be highly appreciated!

I also cleared the cache, and it helped for one day, but the warnings are there again the next day. It is really frustrating because it supersedes the other notifications, and I can't easily see if I have new Teams messages.

Hello EphemeraDanica,

Good morning!

Thank you for publishing in Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you. Based on the description you have shared; we understand thatTypically, the red alert triangle icon with exclamation mark usually indicates that there is an account issue with the organization, network or your Anti-virus. It usually doesn't appear on the web app, https://teams.microsoft.com/. Check on web if you have any sign in issues.

You could however try clearing the Teams cache and see if there's any difference or try signing out then sign in and select the org that has the warning sign.

To clear the Teams cache, you may follow the instructions on the link. Reference: Clear Teams cache - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft LearnHowever, to better understand the problem and provide a solution, we need more details from you, please provide us with the following information. Thank you. 1-Please are you using new teams if yes! the only way is to resolve the sign in issue of the affected account because in new teams

Reference:   What is changing in the new Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn

2-Please may i know which windows are you using? Is it window 10 or 11, are you using new teams or classic teams We look forward to your reply. This requested information will help us narrow down the scenario and find the right troubleshooting. We will continue to assist you based on the information you provide. I sincerely appreciate your patience and cooperation.SincerelyEben Ezer Tres | Microsoft Community Moderator

I have the same issue. Unfortunately it is an organization to which my account is associated that really does not work anymore (it's a previous customer). I tried to remove that organization but it asks me to use the authenticator and I no longer have access to authenticator for that organization. So it won't let me remove the organization. I understand that that is not under Teams control but the symbol does not let me see my status on all the accounts and organizations I'm actually logged in and are working properly. Can I just disable the display of the notice? Or can it be displayed only when that is the selected organization?

Thanks,

Cristine

Hello Eben-Ezer Tres MSFT.
I have the same behaviour as Nicole Otte.

Clearing the cache works just temporary until the Conditional Access policies of the customer tenant, to which I'm also connected in Teams, forces me to re-authenticate. From that moment the exclamation mark on the Teams icon in the task bar re-appears and as a consequence it covers the badge notifications (until I re-authenticate on the mentioned tenant). Since I don't work daily on that customer tenant the exclamation mark starts to bother me.

Regards,

Phil