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Lync 2010 installed on my Windows 7 64-bit OS often says that I am busy (instead of available) even though I haven't selected that option.<br />
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By default I leave my Lync 2010 status as available. I never select the busy or do not disturb option.<br />
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While I don't have any problem with Lyn 2010 saying that I am busy while I am using the Lync phone feature, I don't ever want Lync 2010 to say that I am busy or to say do not disturb.<br />
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However, Lync 2010 often switches that status to being &quot;busy&quot; or &quot;do not disturb&quot; even though I don't select those options.<br />
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Please tell me what I need to do to fix this issue so that Lync 2010 will say that I am always available.
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Lync 2010 installed on my Windows 7 64-bit OS often says that I am busy (instead of available) even though I haven't selected that option.

By default I leave my Lync 2010 status as available. I never select the busy or do not disturb option.

While I don't have any problem with Lyn 2010 saying that I am busy while I am using the Lync phone feature, I don't ever want Lync 2010 to say that I am busy or to say do not disturb.

However, Lync 2010 often switches that status to being "busy" or "do not disturb" even though I don't select those options.

Please tell me what I need to do to fix this issue so that Lync 2010 will say that I am always available.

Lync 2010 installed on my Win 7 64-bit OS often says that I am busy even though I haven't selected that option

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