Microsoft Teams Inconsistent Login Sessions and Broken In-Call Audio Switching
Microsoft Teams users report frequent forced re-logins requiring cache clears or reinstalls, plus an inability to change audio output during an active call, sometimes routing audio to unintended devices. The combination undermines reliability for daily professional communication.
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