Microsoft Teams Meeting Reliability Failures — Unmute, Screen Share, and Audio Switching Broken
Microsoft Teams meetings suffer from repeated reliability failures including inability to unmute, broken screen share transmission, and inability to switch audio output mid-call. Users are forced to leave and rejoin meetings multiple times to restore basic functionality. These are foundational meeting controls that fail consistently across sessions.
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