Teams 1.3.00.21759 (64-Bit) under W10 Pro does not save my settings in desktop-settings.json file permanently

Klaus Düllmann (KDU) 1 Reputation point
2020-10-01T15:59:33.11+00:00

Hello forum, one of my private W10 Pro machines (no domain member) is showing an annoying behaviour: Every time I open Teams 1.3.00.21759 (64-Bit), I'm again being asked for my credentials. I can spot my credentials in the %AppData%\desktop-config.json file after having successfully entered them in the login form. The very moment I close the Teams app, the %AppData%\desktop-config.json file gets overwritten. Opening it with notepad, I can see that the credentials are all of a sudden gone. I wonder what is causing this funny behaviour. Reinstallation didn't solve the problem. I'm rather clueless - any hint is highly appreciated. Best regards, Klaus

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  1. JimmyYang-MSFT 58,646 Reputation points Moderator
    2020-10-02T06:24:07.603+00:00

    Hi @Klaus Düllmann (KDU) ,

    Does this issue persist all the time?

    Does anyone else have the same issue in your organization?

    According to your description, can we understand that Teams client setting will reset when you log out Teams and restart Teams again?

    The following link shows an example how to configure start-up settings in PowerShell for your reference:

    https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/configuring_startup_settings_in_microsoft_teams_with_windows_powershell/


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  2. Klaus Düllmann (KDU) 1 Reputation point
    2020-10-02T19:15:41.013+00:00

    Bye the way - the problem persists after updating to version 1.3.00.24755 (64-Bit)

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  3. Klaus Düllmann (KDU) 1 Reputation point
    2020-10-03T06:11:58.85+00:00

    Ha! - just managed to solve the prob. myself.
    Using a JSON editor I've manually adjusted a couple of settings in the desktop-settings.json file - aligning them with the ones found in the same file from one of the machines which didn't have any issues.
    Now I'm fine again.


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