Microsoft Teams audio output fails silently across all device types
Microsoft Teams produces no audio output regardless of which audio device is selected — device speakers, system speakers, or Bluetooth all fail with no error explanation. Reconnecting devices does not resolve the issue. This is a platform bug affecting Teams' reliability as a communication tool.
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