Clock reverts to am in Teams

Question

When setting up a Teams meeting in the PM, when you change the time from the default increments, the time reverts to AM - I have set up a lot of meetings at 2.40am. Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix? Seems to work fine if you do it in the web version of Teams.

Answer 1

Hi @Carl Lidstone ,

I just found a same version of Teams desktop client as yours(1.5.00.4689) and tested it again, but cannot reproduce the issue either:

Given current situation, considering that it could be difficult to investigate further with the clues we can get at present, personally I'd recommend changing the time format to 24-Hour Clock instead as a workaround:

1. Open the Control Panel, you can click the Search icon at task bar, type "control panel" into the search box.
2. Type Region into the search box in Control Panel, click the search result:
   
3. Click "Additional settings", choose the Time tab, change the time format from whatever it was to the formats below:
   -Short time: HH:mm
   -Long timw: HH:mm:ss

Restart Teams client and you would be able to schedule a meeting using 24-hour clock instead:

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Answer 2

Hi @Carl Lidstone ,

When setting up a Teams meeting in the PM, when you change the time from the default increments, the time reverts to AM

Does it revert to AM automatically while you are creating the Teams meeting?
Or do you mean after you set the start time as PM, the time reverts to AM after clicking "Send"?

Based on your description, I tried testing in my Teams for Windows (version 1.4.00.32771) and it worked fine.

For your situation, please try to manually check for updates by going to the ellipsis (...) menu next to your profile picture and selecting Check for updates.

In case the issue persists, it's recommended to try clearing the Teams cache using the steps below then check how it goes:

1. Sign out and then quit the Teams desktop client.
2. Navigate to C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Teams
   (Note: The AppData folder may be hidden, in this case, please go to View on the ribbon, then tick the "Show Hidden folders" box.)
3. Delete all the content from this folder.
4. Restart Microsoft Teams.

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