Microsoft Teams Meeting Join Fails with Browser Error and App Install Loop
A user is unable to join a Microsoft Teams meeting, encountering a browser unsupported message followed by an infinite loop prompting app installation even though the app is already installed. This blocks participation in business meetings with no clear path to resolution.
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