Also (a little tongue in cheek) uninstall MS Teams. It doesn’t work well when there’s enough free memory and brings the system to a crawl if some other applications are using more RAM. Once you do that, get rid of Outlook.
One colleague uses Teams in the browser. We can only chat when he calls me. When I call him, it simply doesn't work. Is it a missing feature? Bug? Who can tell. I suppose those things, and the absence of features like avatars make the browser version leaner.
We got in a teams meeting with the school recently. Everyone had the same sound and could see the same slides, but the video went insane: windows teams users could see each other, linux teams users could see each other, and the chrome users could see each other(don't know if edge was mixed in this group). Each group could not receive video from the other 2 groups. I keep wondering what the hell goes on in Teams that it has these kind of bugs.
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Also (a little tongue in cheek) uninstall MS Teams. It doesn’t work well when there’s enough free memory and brings the system to a crawl if some other applications are using more RAM. Once you do that, get rid of Outlook.
i use the browser version it is surprisingly better
One colleague uses Teams in the browser. We can only chat when he calls me. When I call him, it simply doesn't work. Is it a missing feature? Bug? Who can tell. I suppose those things, and the absence of features like avatars make the browser version leaner.
We got in a teams meeting with the school recently. Everyone had the same sound and could see the same slides, but the video went insane: windows teams users could see each other, linux teams users could see each other, and the chrome users could see each other(don't know if edge was mixed in this group). Each group could not receive video from the other 2 groups. I keep wondering what the hell goes on in Teams that it has these kind of bugs.
He needs to grant the page access to webcam and mic.