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Skype for business not going into 'Meeting' status but 'Busy'?

I have noticed on my work laptop that around 50% of my meetings on Outlook don't automatically turn my Skype for business status to 'Meeting' and it just changes it to 'Busy'.

 

This happens when I actually JOIN a meeting. For example, if we schedule a Microsoft Teams meeting, it goes in the calendar in Outlook and once I join that meeting, my Skype will go into 'Meeting'.

 

However, lets say I schedule a meeting in Outlook for 1pm but it doesn't involve an actual 'Meeting' in Skype/Microsoft Teams but something like a real-life meeting or 1-to-1 etc, at the dedicated meeting time at 1pm, the status doesn't change to 'Meeting'.

 

Any idea on how to resolve this? 

 

(Or even manually set it to 'Meeting'? The only options I have available to manually set are Available, Busy, Away, Do Not Disturb, Be Right Back and Off Work.)

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your calendars are most likely synced, so if microsoft teams can see you're in a meeting and your outlook calendar says "meeting at 13:00" then it probably applies the "meeting" status, but outlook can't see that you're in a skype call or microsoft teams call so it doesn't set your status to meeting, but because you have something scheduled it sets the status as busy.

 

at least i think it's a possibility.

Anything i've written between the * and * is not meant to be taken seriously.

keep in mind that helping with problems is hard if you aren't specific and detailed.

i'm also not a professional, (yet) so make sure to personally verify important information as i could be wrong.

 

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