Default audio devices in teams
Hi All, I use a Lenovo X1 carbon 6th Generation laptop along with a Thunderbolt Docking station. (Windows 10 operating system) I use a usb headset for teams/ meetings and calls. When I unplug my headset, Teams defaults to my docking station. When I plug it back in, my docking station remains as default without automatically placing my headset back as default. (My headset is defaulted for all sound devices) My headset will appear in device options in Teams and I have to re-select it there in order to use it in -teams again. I've found that even after unplugging my docking station and only having my PC speakers and internal microphone as options, Teams will not automatically default back to my headset. It will remain defaulted to my PC speakers and internal microphone. Teams only defaults back if every other sound option is disabled from the sound control panel. However, other meeting software like Zoom and Cisco Webex automatically default to my headset (or whatever new sound device is plugged in) each time without me having to disable other sound devices or re-select it from the Zoom/Webex devices menu. I and many other users at my company have noticed this behavior. Does anyone have any hints or clues to help us out? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Multiple versions of teams
Hi everyone, hope you're doing well, actually in my job, we want update/delete the old versions of Microsoft Teams, we reviewed on a MDE Software inventory and we had a multiple versions, for example: The regkey of the latest version is located on: HKEY_USERS\localuser\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Teams The regkey of the older version is located on: HKEY_USERS\Administrator\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Teams So, has anyone been able to solve this issue?Chatbot Chat History Issue When Integrated with Microsoft Teams
Hello Community, I have developed a chatbot application where I manage chat history using session-based storage. The chatbot works seamlessly on the web application, maintaining session-specific chat histories accurately. This functionality relies on properly handling cookies to preserve session IDs across user interactions. However, when I integrated this web application into Microsoft Teams as a custom app, I noticed a significant issue. Microsoft Teams does not seem to handle the session in the same way as a browser does. For every new input/query, Teams generates a new session, which results in the chatbot losing the chat history and treating each input as an independent session. This behavior is unexpected since the web app works flawlessly in maintaining session-based chat histories when accessed directly via a browser. Here are some additional details: The application is built using Flask, with sessions stored on the filesystem . Cookies are being used to maintain session IDs on the web application, and these are functioning as expected when tested locally or in a browser environment. Teams integration is done by embedding the app’s URL into the Teams app configuration. Query: Does Microsoft Teams handle cookies or session management differently compared to standard web browsers? If yes, what is the best way to maintain consistent session management and chat history when the app is running within Microsoft Teams? Are there any Teams-specific settings or APIs that need to be configured to support persistent session handling for embedded web apps? I would appreciate any insights or guidance on resolving this issue to ensure that the chatbot retains its session-based chat history within Microsoft Teams. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards,
Teams Channel Layout Structure
Hi, I am looking to reorganise the structure of Teams at our company and remove the option for team members to create private or public channels. Is there a way that I can set up a Teams layout e.g Channel 1 Sub Channel 1a Sub Channel 1b Channel 2 Sub Channel 2a Sub Channel 2b Channel 3 Sub Channel 3a Channel 4 Sub Channel 4a And roll this out to all employees so they have the same structure under Teams tab?Teams desktop client is no longer rendering Adaptive Card colors for table elements
Hello, Since the recent Teams update around October 20th, the Adaptive Card colors in my webhook-triggered Power Automate flows have stopped rendering correctly. The colors display as expected on iOS and in the Adaptive Card Designer, but not on the desktop or web versions of Teams. Please look at the example below. Thank you Following is the JSON I am using: { "type":"message", "attachments":[ { "contentType":"application/vnd.microsoft.card.adaptive", "contentUrl":None, "content":{ "$schema":"http://adaptivecards.io/schemas/adaptive-card.json", "type":"AdaptiveCard", "version":"1.4", "msteams": { "width": "Full" }, "body": [ { "type": "Table", "gridStyle": "default", "firstRowAsHeaders": True, "showGridLines": "true", "columns": [ { "width": 50 }, { "width": 25 }, { "width": 25 }, { "width": 25 }, { "width": 60 } ], "rows": [ { "type": "TableRow", "style": "accent", "cells": [ { "type": "TableCell", "style": "good", "items": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "GREEN", "wrap": True, "weight": "Bolder" } ] }, { "type": "TableCell", "style": "warning", "items": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "AMBER", "wrap": True, "weight": "Bolder" } ] }, { "type": "TableCell", "style": "attention", "items": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "RED", "wrap": True, "weight": "Bolder" } ] }, { "type": "TableCell", "style": "accent", "items": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "ACCENT", "wrap": True, "weight": "Bolder" } ] }, { "type": "TableCell", "style": "default", "items": [ { "type": "TextBlock", "text": "DEFAULT", "wrap": True, "weight": "Bolder" } ] } ] } ] } ] } } ] }
