Microsoft Teams Rejects Valid Meeting ID and Passcode With Ended Meeting Error
Teams users entering correct meeting credentials are rejected with an error stating the meeting has ended, even when the meeting is active and the credentials are accurate. Reinstalling and updating the app does not resolve the issue. The opaque error message provides no diagnostic path and blocks participation entirely.
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