Microsoft Teams Fails to Process Incoming Meeting Invitations
The Teams application consistently crashes or freezes when receiving meeting invitations, preventing users from accepting or declining. This reliability failure disrupts scheduling workflows for enterprise users dependent on Teams for calendar coordination.
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