A few days from now, Skype will be shut down. To move all of your account data to Teams, follow these steps.
We informed you a few days ago that Microsoft had made the decision to discontinue Skype, one of its well-known programs. Despite being around for a while, this application has become much less popular in recent years.
As a result, the software behemoth made the decision to end this well-liked program, which at the time was a real revolution in the communications industry. Naturally, though, Microsoft could not afford to fall behind in this specific software market, so it decided to create its own substitute, which it suggests to anyone who might have to give up Skype.
Although we have a variety of options, the business advises utilizing Teams, a third-party solution. It is probable that a lot of people will select this specific program in the coming weeks. However, you might want to move all of the previously mentioned Skype data to Teams in order to speed up the migration process. For this reason, we will demonstrate a straightforward method for you to follow.
It is actually very easy to move from Skype to Teams. Using the same username we use for Skype and downloading the new Teams app are the main steps in the process at first. Therefore, downloading the official Microsoft Teams app to our computer will be the first step in completing all of this.
After that, just sign in with the same information we used to access our Skype account. Click "Get Started" to proceed from the Teams welcome screen.
The app itself might ask you to confirm your first and last name, along with your profile picture, during the process. Your free Teams account will be set up automatically as soon as you verify this personal information, and all of your Skype data will be moved to the new app you will be using going forward.
To manually export Skype data, take the following actions:
Log in to the web version of Skype.
All contacts can be exported by selecting "Export Contacts (csv)".
The "Export files and chat history" button will save the files to your local computer.
Select "Export Caller ID Numbers" in order to store the information locally.
