Microsoft Teams Too Slow to Accept Calls or Send Messages
Microsoft Teams becomes unresponsive under normal usage — call acceptance fails and messages do not deliver even on reliable connections. The performance degradation occurs without a clear trigger and persists without a recovery action.
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