There has been a long gap in updates, it's entirely correct, don't mess with it. For example if you opt in to Public Preview or TAP programmes then you get more frequent and less tested client versions. Teams versions are an increasing number, but only certain version make it to the widespread deployment ring which is supported.

Look for a message that says 'App up to Date'Īs long as that's there then there are no updates being offered to your client at the moment, so you are fine as you are. Go to the Teams icon in the status area, right click and choose Get Logsģ. Click on the Me menu and Check for UpdatesĢ. I would suggest the following to check if updates are fineġ. It's pretty unlikely that anyone is stuck, I've only seen it where there are firewall blocks preventing download. Hope this will prevent some of you going don't think this is a very good idea, it's quite possible you could get a version that isn't going to be deployed to your deployment ring and therefore wouldn't be supported. After this process the client was updated and the features appeared for me as well.

I've been struggling with this myself some time ago knowing features being released backend but didn't show up in my desktop client. In my example, and at the time of writing, I'm updating to version 1.1.

Copy the version number and paste it in the link below and hit enter. Look for the latest version seen, one place to do it Ģ. This is an easy way to force an update of the desktop app (even though most updates happen backend).ġ. We all know about the update process for Teams as described hereīut sometimes you're just stuck as nothing happens when trying to clear the cache, reset the app, update and/or reinstall. I've recieved several questions about this and I'm also seeing too many topics about it here in the community.

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