URL: Skype for Business/Lync caches files locally on a PC or MAC to pull information quickly and efficiently. Common reasons you will want to clear Lync cache include: • You can't log in to Lync. • Your Outlook and Lync integration is not functioning properly. • You have issues with Presence. • Your Contact list is out of date. • You cannot search for users in Lync. Skype for Business/Lync for Windows • Log out of Skype for Business/Lync.

• Delete any sign-in info ( only in Skype For Business 2013/2016) • Exit Skype for Business/Lync. • Navigate to Users > username > AppData > Local > Microsoft > Office > x.0 (x.0 corresponds to the Skype for Business/Lync version: 16.0 = Skype for Business 2016, 15.0 = Skype for Business 2013, 14.0 = Lync 2010) > Lync • Delete sip_profileName folder. • Delete all files in Tracing folder. Do not delete the folder itself. • Clear DNS cache: in Command Prompt run ipconfig / flushdns command. Lync 2011 for MAC • Log out and quit Lync. • Go to Finder > press Command+Shift+G > type in /users//library > delete the following files: • Caches > com.microsoft.Lync • Internet Plug-Ins > MeetingJoinPlugin.plugin • Keychains > all files beginning with OC__KeyContainer • Logs > Microsoft-Lync-x.log and Microsoft-Lync.log • Preferences > com.microsoft.Lync.plist • Preferences > ByHost > MicrosoftLyncRegistrationDB.xxxx.plist • Go to Finder > press Command+Shift+G > type in /users//documents > navigate to Microsoft User Data > delete the following folders: Microsoft Lync Data and Microsoft Lync History.

If you’re a frequent Skype user, you might have noticed that Skype keeps a record of all events including instant messages, calls, file transfers and SMS all stored and accessible from the Conversation tab by clicking on the Show History button. If you do this instruction yes it will delete your your IM messages but y it always happen to me when i chat in my PC in my relative house then when i got home il open my laptop and open the skype. My conversation i just delete in the PC in my relatives house are still there in detailed so it mean only in the PC inself they will delete the. Nov 29, 2017  How to Delete Chat and Call History on New Skype for Mac version 8.10.0.4 I can't find a way to delete the chat and call history from the updated version of Skype for Mac (8.10.0.4). There does not appear to be an option under the privacy settings.

• Open Keychain Access from /Applications/ Utilities folder. • Delete all keychains starting with OC__KeyContainer. • In your Login keychain, delete all e-mail address certificates.

Let’s look at the pricing of each suite of Office 2011 for Mac Microsoft Office for Mac Home & Student 2011 = $149.99 Microsoft Office for Mac Home & Business 2011 = 279.99 These prices are from Microsoft’s website but if you go to Amazon, you’ll get good discounts and can purchase the same suites for a lot lesser prices. Microsoft word mac 2011 free trial. Here are the Amazon prices for the same products. Previously one had to buy the office suite in order to try it on Mac. Microsoft has finally offered a trial version of Office 2011 for Mac.

• Empty Trash. Skype for Business 2016 for MAC • Log out and quit Skype for Business. • Go to Finder > press Command+Shift+G > type in ~/Library > delete the following files: • ~/Library/Containters > com.microsoft.SkypeForBusiness • ~/Library/Application Support > Skype folder • ~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins > MeetingJoinPlugin.plugin • ~/Library/Logs > LwaTracing • Open Keychain Access from /Applications/Utilities folder. • Delete all keychains starting with Skype For Business.

How can i view skype logs? There are plenty of third-party tools for that:,, any SQLite browser & many others Does it get saved somewhere? Yes, that's the (incomlete) list of possible locations from SkypeBrowser website: On Windows 7, 8: C: Users AppData Roaming Skype main.db On Windows XP: C: Documents and Settings Application Data Skype main.db On Mac OS: ~/Library/Application Support/Skype//main.db On Linux: ~/.Skype//main.db On Windows 10: (updated 2018-09-04)%localappdata% Packages Microsoft.SkypeApp_* LocalState skype.db Can i choose a folder location myself to start saving voice and chat history? I don't know any way to do this. Skype profile data (including contacts, chat & voice history, etc.) is saved in%AppData% Skype which will typically be c: Users AppData Roaming Skype on a Windows Vista/7/8 system. The databases are in SQLite3 format and will require an SQLite viewer to properly view them.