Microsoft Teams Repeatedly Logs Users Out and Crashes on High-End Devices
A user with a high-spec device reports that Microsoft Teams repeatedly signs them out and subsequently crashes, an issue isolated to this one application despite adequate hardware resources. The recurring instability disrupts their ability to rely on Teams for daily communication.
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