Profesyonel iletişim ve üretkenlik için Windows’ta Yeni Outlook’u kullanma
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Dear @Giray,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A.
I’m very sorry to hear you’re running into this frustration with the Room Finder. I can imagine how confusing it is to see a room listed as available in green, only for it to flip to red and "busy" the moment you try to select it.
Based on your description, this typically happens when there is a slight synchronization delay between the "Room Finder" suggested list and the actual live calendar of the room mailbox. Let’s try a few steps to see if we can narrow down why those rooms are appearing as available when they might not be.
Step 1: Double-check with the Scheduling Assistant
To help us see exactly what the room's schedule looks like, the Scheduling Assistant is usually the most reliable "source of truth."
- In your meeting invite, click on the Scheduling Assistant tab at the top.
- Look at the row for the room you are trying to book.
- Check if there is even a tiny overlap or a "buffer time" set by your organization. If the room is truly busy during that block, it will show up as red here, which explains why the Room Finder is correcting itself when you click it.
Step 2: Check your Working Hours
Room Finder can sometimes behave a bit unexpectedly if a meeting is scheduled near or outside of defined working hours.
- Could you try testing a room booking during the middle of a standard work day (e.g., 2:00 PM)?
- If the room stays green during "core" hours but turns red during early morning or late evening, it might be due to the room's specific "Working Hours" settings configured by your IT administrator.
Step 3: Verify on Outlook Web
To see if this is just a glitch in the desktop app, it’s always helpful to check the behavior on the web.
- Log in to Outlook.office.com.
- Try to book the same room for the same time.
- If it works correctly on the web: Then we know the issue is likely a local cache problem in your Outlook app.
- If it does the same thing on the web: This suggests a configuration or "sync" issue on the server side (often related to Room Lists), which may need 24–48 hours to resolve if your IT team recently made changes.
I truly hope this helps clarify why the colors are switching and helps you get your meeting booked!
If the Scheduling Assistant shows the room is free but the Room Finder still turns it red, please let me know so we can look into it further.
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