When you click a Teams meeting link as an external guest, Teams may open the desktop app signed in to the wrong Microsoft account. This happens because Teams caches the account you used last and bypasses the account picker. The meeting then appears under a different tenant, so you see an error or a blank … Read more
When you click a meeting link in an email or a calendar invitation, the New Teams desktop app sometimes opens the meeting while signed in to the wrong account. This usually happens when you have multiple work or school accounts signed in on the same device. The app picks the wrong account because it uses … Read more
When you click a Teams meeting link in an Outlook invitation, Teams may open the wrong account. This happens when you are signed in to multiple accounts in Teams or when the meeting organizer used a different tenant. The link resolves to the account that Outlook associates with the meeting, which may not be the … Read more
When you click a Teams meeting link, Teams may sign you into the wrong account, especially after an admin changes meeting policies. This usually happens because the Teams desktop app caches your previous sign-in state and does not re-evaluate which account should handle the meeting. The fix involves clearing the cached credentials and setting the … Read more