The Enable E911 for Microsoft Teams group policy setting must be enabled to use the feature. Static E911 does not need location services to be enabled. See the "Configuring E911 Services for Microsoft Teams" topic in the VMware Horizon Client for Windows Installation and Setup Guide and VMware Horizon Client for Mac Installation and Setup Guide. To support Dynamic E911 for Horizon Client, you must enable OS location services for the client app. Supported for Mac and Windows clients only. Live Captions for 1:1 and Team Meetings*.Multi monitor screen sharing and screen picker for screen sharing.Transfer, forward, mute, hold, and resume a call.Multiparty audio and video conferencing.Accepting and making audio and video calls.Media Optimization for Microsoft Teams offers the following features: Under the "Allow access to microphone on this device" section, click the Change button.Important: For details on required Horizon Client versions, Horizon Agent versions, and Teams client versions for each feature see.To allow Microsoft Teams to access the microphone, use these steps: Usually, when an app can't access the microphone, it is because Windows 10 is blocking the device with the privacy settings. How to fix Teams microphone by adjusting privacy settings And then, try the one integrated into the device (if applicable), followed by the one built into the external webcam, and finally, the microphone with a direct connection to confirm which one works with Teams. In the case that you have multiple microphones (such as the one built into the webcam, USB microphone, or one with the traditional headphone jack), you can test disconnecting the peripherals.
If you're using a USB microphone, you may also want to try a different cable and a different USB port. If the microphone is not getting detected, try disconnecting and reconnecting the peripheral to ensure the problem isn't the physical connection. In addition, restarting the computer may also help to resolve the issue. If this is the case, close all the applications using the peripheral (for example, Skype). Sometimes when another app uses the input device, you won't be able to use it with Microsoft Teams. How to fix Teams microphone by disconnecting extra devices Once you complete the steps, the Microsoft Teams add-on should now have access to the device peripheral. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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