You’ve installed the Teams desktop app and you’re ready to start
scheduling Teams meetings in Outlook. One problem…there is no option to
make it a Teams Meeting. Well you’re not alone, because
apparently this has been an issue among many Teams users. As luck would
have it, there are quick fixes if you run into this issue.
Here are some of the steps you should take to troubleshoot:
Option 1: Install the Teams desktop application as an Administrator of the Windows computer.
Here are some of the steps you should take to troubleshoot:
Option 1: Install the Teams desktop application as an Administrator of the Windows computer.
- One of the requirements to successfully install the Teams add-in is that you have administrator permissions on that computer. This is due to the COM Add-ins (seen below) in Outlook write to a specific Windows registry. If you’re not an administrator of that computer you must have someone with the correct permissions install the Teams application. Once that is complete you should be able to open Outlook and see the add-in.
- When starting Outlook, do not run it with elevated permissions. This can often interfere with identifying the COM Add-ins that were mentioned above.
Option 3: 1) Download Teams –> 2) Install Teams –> 3) Sign into Teams –> 4) Restart Teams –> Restart Outlook – IN THAT ORDER
- In order to ensure that the add-in was installed successfully, this may require you to restart your Teams application as well as Outlook. Follow the steps above to see if this does the trick.
- In Outlook, click FILE and then OPTIONS
- Select the ADD-INS tab of the Outlook Options box.
- Confirm that “MICROSOFT TEAMS MEETING ADD-IN FOR MICROSOFT OFFICE” is listed in the “ACTIVE APPLICATION ADD-INS”
- If not, look in the “DISABLED APPLICATION ADD-INS” list. If it is in this list, select the “COM ADD-INS” in the MANAGE drop down and select GO.
- Make sure “Microsoft Teams Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office” is checked and select OK.
- Restart Outlook and you should see the Teams Meeting option available when you go to schedule a meeting in Outlook.
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