Microsoft Teams Audio Fails to Connect and Requires Cache Clear to Restore
Teams meeting audio fails to establish connection in over half of attempts, requiring users to force-close the app and clear the cache before audio works again. This interrupts meetings and degrades the reliability of an enterprise communication tool. Zero upvotes but the pattern reflects a known reliability regression affecting enterprise users.
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