Microsoft Teams Requires Full Reinstall on Every Launch for Some Users
Students and professionals report that Teams becomes completely unusable between sessions, requiring a full delete and reinstall each time they want to access it. This makes the app impractical for regular use.
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A user reports Teams crashes immediately on open every day, requiring a full reinstall cycle to restore functionality. The extreme reinstall friction suggests app state corruption or update conflict rather than a systemic platform defect. No community validation makes broader prevalence unclear.
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