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I would just disable the wireless nic on those occasions. I don't know how feasible that is in your situation, but just a thought.
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Every time I join a meeting on Microsoft Teams while I am hard wired on ethernet, It will either lose the internet connection or switch to WiFi and it freezes up and/or I get kicked from the meeting. Is there a way to ensure that, when using Teams, it stays on the ethernet connection?
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I would just disable the wireless nic on those occasions. I don't know how feasible that is in your situation, but just a thought.
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I have the exact same issue using the PWA on Fedora latest.
Setup:
Ethernet via USB-C docking station
WiFi on laptop
Teams PWA on Google Chrome
If both internet connections (Ethernet + WiFi) are switched on and I join a meeting, after one or two minutes the connection fails and I drop out of the meeting.
I have no other problems using the same setup in any kind of internet usage, it's just the teams meeting that fails.
I can resolve the issue by turning off one of the internet connections (only WiFi or only Ethernet)