How can I solve Microsoft Lync error message?

Asked By Calvin S Cole 20 points N/A Posted on - 03/07/2013

I’m getting an error message like the one given in the screenshot.

Can anyone solve the issue please?

 

Lync

Cannot sign in to Lync

Cannot sign in because the server version is incompatible with Microsoft Lync2010.

Contact your support team with this information.”

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Answered By Robert B Guy 40 points N/A #171978

How can I solve Microsoft Lync error message?

Thank you for your query.

The following system may help you to control the problem .

Would you please read the following instructions please-

Windows Vista and Windows 7: %LOCALAPPDATA%MicrosoftCommunicator<[email protected]>

Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%Local SettingsApplication DataMicrosoftCommunicator<[email protected]>

Delete the file that is named EndpointConfiguration.CACHE.

Restart Lync 2010, and then try to sign in to Lync Online.

 

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Answered By Taylor B Campos 90 points N/A #171980

How can I solve Microsoft Lync error message?

Hi there Calvin S Cole

When we did not install Lync 2010 client by using client executable file this problem will occur. So in order to avoid this follow the steps shown below

Step 1 – Go to start > Run > type regedit and hit enter

Step 2 – Locate this path

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftCommunicator

Step 3 – Go to edit > New > Select DWORD Value

Step 4 – Type this UseMSIForLyncInstallation and hit enter

Step 5 – Give 1 for the value data then press ok

Step 6 – Exit Regedit editor

Step 7 – Restart windows client

Best of luck

Taylor B Campos

Thank You..!!

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