On Wednesday, February 14, UO will transition fully to the new version of the Microsoft Teams app. You can update sooner using the toggle switch. Learn more in Around the O.

On Wednesday, February 14, UO will transition fully to the new version of the Microsoft Teams app. You can update sooner using the toggle switch. Learn more in Around the O.

• Teams degradation 1/26/24 (resolved): Microsoft Teams experienced an extended worldwide service degradation on Friday, January 26. That was resolved around 6:30pm Friday.
• New Teams app: A new toggle button in Microsoft Teams allows members of the UO community to try out the new Teams app while it's in preview mode. A UO-wide switch to the new version will occur during winter term. Learn more in Around the O.

Teams Degradation Resolved: Microsoft declared this issue resolved around 6:30pm on Friday.

Informational: A new toggle button in Microsoft Teams allows members of the UO community to try out the new Teams app while it's in preview mode. A UO-wide switch to the new version will occur during winter term. Learn more in Around the O.

As of 5pm Friday, Microsoft continues to work on restoring Teams functionality. An ability to load messages or media has been resolved, but other symptoms such as delays sending and receiving messages remain.

Microsoft is continuing work into the evening and expects conditions to continue to improve.

Our next update will be at 12pm Saturday.

Microsoft Teams is in a degraded state. Users may experience delayed chat sending, messages appearing out of order, errors, issues accessing files, and more.

Microsoft has identified the cause as a networking issue. They've been working to restore service and have made progress, but repairs are still ongoing.

We're receiving reports of intermittent improvement from impacted Teams users, but the service may remain unreliable for some.

Microsoft Teams is in a degraded state. Users may experience delayed chat sending, messages appearing out of order, errors, issues accessing files, and more.

Microsoft has identified the cause as a networking issue, and they are working on restoring service. We're receiving reports of intermittent improvement from impacted Teams users, but the service remains unreliable.

Microsoft Teams is in a degraded state. Users may experience delayed chat sending, messages appearing out of order, errors, issues accessing files, and more. Microsoft is working to restore service.