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When you create an event with a meeting from Zoho Calendar, you can now choose Microsoft Teams as your preferred conferencing application. This integration allows you to schedule and even start MS team meetings directly from the Zoho Calendar. To allow the use of MS Teams from the Zoho Calendar, you need to authenticate the same from the Zoho Calendar.Note:This integration is available only for users with-Professional/Paid Accounts in Outlook/ Office 365. (Not available for Personal Users), andOne of our Zoho Mail paid plans.If you have already authenticated your Outlook/ Office 365 account in Zoho Calendar for calendar sync, the same authentication will be used and you can directly enable the MS Teams integration.If the previously synchronised account does not have MS Teams access, you must authenticate an account that has MS Teams access. Doing so will delete the previously authorised account from Outlook sync and the synchronised Outlook Calendar.Steps to authenticate MS Teams conferencing in Zoho CalendarLog in to Zoho Calendar.Navigate to Settings > Calendar > Integrations.Click on the Configure option in the MS Teams card.Select Authenticate and provide the credentials to authenticate Zoho Calendar to use MS Teams.Click on the checkbox 'Allow this app to use my shared access permissions' and select Allow.You will see the 'authenticated successfully' status, and your MS Teams account will be shown.Upon successful verification of your credentials, MS Teams will authenticate Zoho Calendar to schedule conferencing.You can proceed to create a new event/ edit an event and choose MS Teams meeting as your

As MS Teams is a recent development thus, facing errors is kind of a usual routine. Due to which, there may be arbitrary reasons behind the cause of the problem under consideration i.e. third-party software, outdated Windows Updates, etc.All the causes discussed above are the result of thorough online research. Let us jump to the solutions now.Solution 1: Clear MS Teams CacheThe more information that is saved in the cache, the slower your computer will be. As already discussed in the causes, the corrupted cache may take up a lot of space in the cache memory due to which there isn’t much room left for screen sharing data to process. Deleting the cache data helps to troubleshoot, to decrease the loading time of web pages, and increases the performance of your computer. This has been reported to be a working solution for many users online. Follow the steps given below to remove MS Teams cache:Right-click on the Taskbar and select Task Manager.Opening Task ManagerRight-click on Microsoft Teams and select End task. This will terminate all the ongoing background processes related to MS Teams.Closing Microsoft Teams ProcessesClick Start, search File Explorer and open it.Opening File ExplorerCopy-paste the location address in the search bar and press Enter.%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\CacheNavigating to MS Teams FolderPress Ctrl + A keys together on your keyboard to select all the files, right-click and select Delete. This will delete all the files in this folder.Deleting all the files in the MS Teams cache folderRepeat steps 4-5 for all the folder locations given below, one by one. This will complete the MS Teams Cache deletion procedure.%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\tmp%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\databases%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\GPUCache%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\IndexedDB%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\Local StorageNow launch MS Teams and join or create a meeting in which you want to share your screen with the connected audience. Your problem should now be fixed.Solution 2: Update Microsoft TeamsSoftware updates are important because they often include critical patches to security holes. They can also improve the stability of your software and remove outdated features. All of these updates are aimed at making the user experience better. Outdated MS Teams may arise the problem under consideration (as already discussed in causes). Many users were able to resolve this issue by updating their MS Teams software. Please go through the following steps to do so:Click Start, search Microsoft Teams and open it.Opening Microsoft TeamsClick on your Avatar and select Check for Updates. This will open an update prompt. It will connect with the Microsoft servers to check for any recent patch updates. If found, it will download and install it on your PC. This procedure may take time so wait until the process is completed successfully.Checking for MS Teams UpdatesNow launch MS Teams and join or create a meeting in which you want to

OverviewThe Egnyte for MS Teams Integration effectively merges Egnyte's file sync and sharing capabilities with Microsoft Teams, available on both its web and desktop versions. Users can safely share links and collaborate on files like Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint within Teams without switching platforms with changes being automatically saved to Egnyte storage. It also allows the sharing of files from local machines, which are securely uploaded to Egnyte instead of native content stores like OneDrive and SharePoint. In general, Egnyte is limited by the restrictions placed by Microsoft on the Teams Messenger Extension and Tab integrations frameworks. PrerequisitesIndividual Microsoft Teams License Microsoft Office subscription to provide real-time collaboration of MS Office files Microsoft Office Online integration must be enabled for the domain. Co-Editable links are only supported for Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files. Shared Files can be co-edited once a sharing link was posted on the channel or file is in the shared/target/default folder. Egnyte for MS Teams integration needs to be enabled by the admin for MS Teams users. Getting StartedUsers can see the Egnyte app on the bottom bar post-creation. Egnyte Files Tab is added to the channels, making it easier for users to access and share files. Features and Capabilities The detailed MS Teams - User Guide lists down the initial steps along with the various features and capabilities provided to the end-users with the Egnyte - MS Teams integration. Click here to download the MS Teams - User Guide. The user guide covers the

Conferencing tool from the 'Add conference' drop-down in the Create event/ Edit event tab.On the MS Teams Integration card, enable/ disable the toggle switch to display/ hide MS Teams from the Add conferencing drop-down in the Create/ Edit event tab.To unauthenticate, navigate to Settings > Calendar > Integrations > MS Teams. Click the remove icon. The MS Teams account will be unauthenticated from Zoho Calendar for using it to schedule conferences.Note:If you remove the authenticated account from the Integration, it will also delete the account from Outlook sync and the synchronised Outlook Calendar will be removed. If the user creates an event with attendees and associates teams conference option in Zoho Calendar, only the event details will be displayed in the teams/outlook calendar. The attendee details will not be visible.​ ​​ ​If an event created with teams conference in Zoho Calendar is modified (edited/deleted) from the MS Teams calendar, the changes will not be reflected in Zoho Calendar.When you schedule a teams conference using Zoho Calendar, the option to use the lobby feature is not available. This allows all participants to immediately join the meeting without waiting for approval. The meeting host can modify this setting by navigating to 'Settings > Meeting options > Who can bypass the lobby?' Once the meeting has begun.

Since Microsoft Teams is a recent development, bugs and error reports come by every now and then. One of the highly reported problems is not being able to share the desktop screen on Microsoft Teams. In this case, the audience connected to the meeting can only see a black screen instead of the desktop which an individual is intending to share. People only share desktop screens when they have to switch between multiple tabs while presenting to the audience. If the desktop sharing option doesn’t work, they have to keep on changing the shared application screen in order to present properly to the audience. This makes this issue more annoying than it already sounds.MS Teams Screen Sharing ProblemIn the wake of checking on the client’s input through network support, we concluded that this issue arises due to the following reasons:Web Browser: If you’re using MS Teams on any browser other than the latest Google Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge then you are most likely to get this error. These three browsers have handsome cache and bandwidth capacity than the others which is why MS Teams sharing screen features works perfectly well on these.Meeting Policies: Sometimes, MS Teams meeting policies prohibit a user from sharing his/her screen with others connected to the meeting. This mostly happens when a user sets one or more custom global group meeting policies.Outdated MS Teams: If you are running an old version of MS Teams, you are most likely to get this error. MS Teams runtime patches need to be the latest in order to support the medium at which you are trying to share the screen i.e. Web Browser, desktop client, etc.Corrupted Cache: If you have not installed a fresh copy of Windows in a while then you are most likely to have a lot of junk in the system cache. The corrupted cache may take up a lot of space in the cache memory due to which sharing screen is just not possible.Bad Internet Connection: MS Teams won’t be able to transfer high bandwidth screen data to the people connected to your meeting if you have a band internet connection.Firewall: Windows firewall may be blocking MS Teams to share data over the internet. In this case, users will not be able to share their screens or send files with the others connected to the meeting.RAM Capacity: Though it is the least possible situation as people these days use PCs with high RAM capacity but still if an individual is running his/her system with RAM less than 4GBs then this is the most reasonable cause. It is evident that sharing screens on MS Teams requires a handsome amount of Processor power and RAM capacity both.Miscellaneous:

MS-700 Certification - The Ultimate Guide [Updated 2023]MS-700 Practice Exam and Study Guides - Verified By PracticeVCEMicrosoft Teams is becoming increasingly popular among organizations as it provides a platform for seamless communication and collaboration among team members. As a result, there is a growing demand for IT professionals who have expertise in managing Microsoft Teams. The MS-700 exam is an excellent opportunity for IT professionals to showcase their skills and knowledge in this area, and it can also help them advance their careers.Microsoft MS-700: Detailed Overview of Exam TopicsThe exam content revolves around three main knowledge areas. These are the following:Planning and Customizing Microsoft Teams EnvironmentUpdating from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams: this includes opting for an appropriate update path and coexistence mode to meet specific needs; planning and fixing Meeting migration; customizing Microsoft Teams update notification and Meeting app choices; customizing coexistence mode for the enterprise and the per-user.Monitoring and analyzing service utilization: within this sector, you need to be capable of interpreting Microsoft Teams utilization reports; interpreting Microsoft 365 utilization reports; optimizing call quality with the help of Call Analytics; assessing organization-wide call quality with Call Quality Dashboard; applying Power BI to define call quality issues.Planning and customizing network settings for Microsoft Teams: this requires such skills as planning for efficient network deployment with the help of Network Planner; calculating network bandwidth capacity for Microsoft Teams voice, meetings, video, Live Events; evaluating network readiness with the help of Network Testing Companion; customizing network ports and protocols utilized