Microsoft Teams Login Blocked After Update Forces Reinstall That Also Fails
A Teams update caused days of missed messages, and reinstalling the app broke login entirely. Users are caught in a destructive cycle where the fix worsens the problem. Single-report vendor regression with no user-accessible recovery path.
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