UPDATE
I had to - again - right-mouse-button click on the tray icon and choose "quit".
Then on re-opening, the app was unstuck and I could log back in again.
Painful.
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Hi,
I had a meeting set up in Teams which I did not want to participate in with this account.
After the meeting, when I wanted to log back in to my account, I found this is impossible somehow.
I have rebooted the machine in the hope that this - although not very elegant - would fix my issue.
Not the case.
I did not take a snapshot but I had the "sign in" button in the window, only it did not perform any action when clicked.
I saw the Teams icon on the tray, right-mouse-button clicked on "sign out" and since then (a couple of minutes already)
the window appearance changed to this:
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What is going on?
Thanks for your help,
Michele
UPDATE
I had to - again - right-mouse-button click on the tray icon and choose "quit".
Then on re-opening, the app was unstuck and I could log back in again.
Painful.
@Michele Ancis
It has been a while, how is everything going?
If you have any update about this issue, please feel free to post back.
Hi,
sorry for the late reply and thanks for your suggestions.
I can't say whether other people in my organization are suffering the same issue. I just needed to log out to take a personal meeting.
The issue is reproducible: as I showed in my first post, once you get out of your personal meeting, you are prompted with a sign-in button which is just inactive.
I found a workaround which is to quit the app from the tray - if you just click the "X" button on the top-right corner of the window, it doesn't really quit the application.
So, although I think behaviour is a bit quirky, it does not bother me too much to just add a few clicks. It is not that usual for me to use Teams for personal meetings outside my Company.
Regards,
Michele
Hi @Michele Ancis
Thanks for sharing your workarounds on this problem.
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