Solution 2: Disable GPU hardware accelerationĪnother popular solution that came forward was where disabling the GPU ( Graphics Processing Unit) hardware acceleration in Microsoft Teams seems to put less load on Teams as a whole. Don’t forget to enable pop-up notifications, so you are up to date with new messages or channel updates. If you click on the meeting invite (for example, in Outlook) you will be asked to join a meeting via Microsoft Teams web or to open Microsoft Teams app on your Windows or macOS. You can sign in to Microsoft Teams web on this link. In case you experience the problem while using the dedicated app, please try to switch to the web app and check if the problem persists. Microsoft Teams is available as a web app or as dedicated software for Windows od macOS. Solution 1: Switch to Microsoft Teams Web In case we learn more, we will update this article accordingly.

Please read more on Microsoft Teams UserVoice on this link. According to the end-user experience and feedback, it seems this issue is known since 2017. There are different feedbacks from end-users about this issue, but it seems there is no magic solution that will solve the problem by 100%. High CPU and Battery usage by Microsoft Teams This issue was reported in both, Windows and macOS. These issues are mostly related to high CPU load which automatically reflects on noisy fans and high temperatures and the issue with draining of the notebook’s battery. Recently, there have been several reports by users where Microsoft Team Desktop application was consuming a lot of battery and CPU resources.

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