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I've downloaded the heralded 14.0.10 update for Lync for Mac 2011 and I am still finding the Lync client is not functional. Download lightworks for mac. The behavior is the same as before the update: - Running Mac OS Yosemite 10.10 - Application opens - Application appears to connect and contact list starts to load - System becomes unresponsive - Wireless network disconnects and cannot be reconnected (Authenticated via PEAP (MSCHAPv2))' - System becomes unstable and requires a restart. I'm suspecting there is some kind of a conflict occurring between Lync and the MSCHAP that is manifesting as the Lync client not being able to connect, and the sudden disconnection from the wifi network. But, we've now moved before my technical pay grade. Oh yeah, I should note that 14.0.10 appeared to work for several hours yesterday until it failed in the middle of an audio conference, never to be usable again. I have removed and reinstalled since then. Anyone have any ideas?
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Discusses that Lync for Mac 2011 14.0.9 crashes on OS X Yosemite 10.10 and enters a sign-in loop if the primary language is not set to English. Hi, I just downloaded Lync, and whenever I try to log on I get a message saying 'Sign in to Microsoft Lync failed because the service is not available or you may. Microsoft Office support for macOS 10.13 High. Download the latest Office 2016 for Mac Suite. * Lync for Mac 2011 has a limited time of Extended Support for.
If you were brave enough to upgrade your Mac to OSX Yosemite (beta) and your Lync for Office 2011 (with Office 365 or Lync on premise) no longer will sign in, the potential fix is listed below. Primary Symptom: when you attempt to log into Lync, it appears to sign you in just fine, but after briefly displaying your Lync contacts, it immediately signs you out and gives you a generic error message that either the server is unavailable or some unknown error has occured. Likely Resolution: • Make sure you have all Mac for Office updates and are running the very latest updates • Go into Settings (System Preferences), Language & Region • Change the language from 'English-Primary' (or whatever the language is set to) to 'English-US' • Reboot • Go back into Settings (System Preferences), Language & Region • Change the language back to 'English-Primary' • Reboot • Open Lync and you should be able to log in just fine this time. For those of you who it's not working forI had the same behavior when I first did this. A couple of things to tryOSx Yosemite now differentiates between English and English U.S. If you're using another language, please add both of these, and pivot between these two, with reboots in between. Sometimes the reboot isn't required, but in my case it was.
Also, if you've flipped between Language 1 and Language 2, then back to Language 1, and it still doesn't work, try reverting back to your native language and reboot. USUALLY the above method works, and I guarantee if you try enough language switching combos, it will resolve the issue for you. Sadly, I'm not knowledgeable or in control of why this is the workaround, but it appears to be introduced soley with Yosemite's language packs.
I'm sure Lync client for Mac will receive an update to work around the change in Yosemite, but until then, this is the only fix I've been able to arrive. I hope this helps the few of you whom my workaround isn't working for. OSX 10.10 (original Yosemite) LYNC 14.0.9 (140606). Was initially getting the 'sign-in but immediately sign out again' loop. Original System Preference 'Language and Region' setting: English (English – Primary) [ only 1 item in list ] Added English US, deleted English (making English US – Primary).
Download private internet access vpn for mac. Upon trying to exit System preferences, I was asked if I wanted to reboot, so I did. After Reboot, I re-added English, and deleted English US.
Upon trying to exit System preferences, I was (once again) asked if I wanted to reboot, so I did. After Reboot, LYNC started, and did not 'loop'. I will note that it seemed to take ages (over a minute) to update the status of my contacts. Can only presume something (cached) was being re-built under the covers. But success for me. Thanks for the original thread David.