How do you enter the server details and settings on the LYNC 2010 app?  I migrated from a Samsung S2 to a Samsung S5. On the S2 you can access the menu and set the server settings.  The Application on the S5 have fields only for the Sign-in-address and the Password.  Can I enter the server detail as part of the Sign-in-address?

Same problem here. Help!

Did you try Lync 2013 mobile client for Android?

If the same Lync mobile client works on other Android phone except Sansung S5, I would recommend that you consult the phone support engineer.

Thank you,

Lync 2013 works well!

Btw Lync 2010 works well on the Samsung SII

Appreciate your assistance.

Johan

Any other suggestions as Lync 2013 is not available at our company. Only Lync 2010. 

I upgraded phone not realizing Lync 2010 had this issue with the settings button.

Thanks for any help

I, too, just upgraded to the S5 and was met with this problem until I figured out it wasn't the application, but the way in which Samsung's Android overlay works.

To get the options button, while the program is launched, press and hold the Window manager button.

As seen here: http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/117867-thumb/Samsung-Galaxy-S5-hidden-menu-key.jpg

You should then be met with the "Sign in as" and "Options" button. 
Hope this helps.  

• Proposed as answer by Georg ThomasMVP Tuesday, July 29, 2014 8:13 PM

I, too, just upgraded to the S5 and was met with this problem until I figured out it wasn't the application, but the way in which Samsung's Android overlay works.

To get the options button, while the program is launched, press and hold the Window manager button.

As seen here: http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/117867-thumb/Samsung-Galaxy-S5-hidden-menu-key.jpg

You should then be met with the "Sign in as" and "Options" button. 
Hope this helps.  

• Proposed as answer by Georg ThomasMVP Tuesday, July 29, 2014 8:13 PM

This was very helpful.  Thank you!!

I, too, just upgraded to the S5 and was met with this problem until I figured out it wasn't the application, but the way in which Samsung's Android overlay works.

To get the options button, while the program is launched, press and hold the Window manager button.

As seen here: http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/117867-thumb/Samsung-Galaxy-S5-hidden-menu-key.jpg

You should then be met with the "Sign in as" and "Options" button. 
Hope this helps.  

Thank you.  This solution worked for me as well on my LG G3.

Thanks for this post. I was able to setup my phone for lync because of this

Thank you for the recommendation.

It worked out perfect!

Thank you for the tip!  Worked like a charm!