Still need help? Go to Microsoft Community. If neither party is on a cloud-enabled device, the message is saved locally (on your device) and will be delivered as soon as both you and the recipient of your message are online at the same time. Restart Outlook, and then confirm that the issue is fixed by sending a meeting invitation. If a contact is offline, your message might be delivered instantly (if you and the other party are on cloud-enabled devices). In the list of add-ins, select the check box for the Online Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Lyncentry, and then click OK.In the list of add-ins, clear the check box for the Online Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Lyncentry, and then click OK.Įnable the add-in.In the Manage box, click COM Add-ins, click Go.Start Outlook, on the File menu, click Options, and then in the left navigation pane, click Add-Ins.ĭisable the add-in. If you can successfully send the email message, disable and re-enable the Online Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Lync. If Outlook is connected to the Exchange Online server, send an email message to test whether a message can be sent.You can check the connection status in the status bar at the bottom of the Outlook window. If Outlook isn't connected to the Exchange Online server, restart Outlook, and then make sure that Outlook is now connected to the Exchange Online server.To resolve this issue, first determine whether Outlook is connected to an Exchange Online server, and then use one or both of the following troubleshooting steps, as necessary: This issue may occur if Outlook isn't connected to a Exchange Online server.
When you try to invite participants to a Skype for Business Online (formerly Lync Online) meeting in Outlook, the meeting invitations aren't sent as expected.
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