Disconnect All Peripherals
Try disconnecting all your peripherals and see if this workaround solves the problem.
Unplug all your peripherals and shut your system down.
Wait for one minute, and then boot up your machine.
Launch Teams and find out if youre getting the same error.
If the error is gone, this indicates one of your peripherals is the culprit.
Plug them back in one by one and test if the error shows up again.
Delete the AAD rig Profile
Try deleting the AAD-managed rig profile.
peek if this workaround clears the issue.
It may take up to 15 minutes for the changes to propagate across the connection.
For more information, seeIntune: Remove devices by using wipe, retire, or manually unenrolling the gadget.
Additionally, verify if a quick login and sign out from VDI clears up the issue.
verify if theMedia Optimization for Microsoft Teamspolicy applies to physical devices.
This policy should only be applied to VDIs.
Alternatively, you could also tweak the Registry to disable this policy.
Conclusion
If Teams says youre still connected to a remote equipment, reset your machine.
Additionally, disconnect all peripherals.
If the issue persists, reinstall Teams.
Additionally, if the Media Optimization for Microsoft Teams policy applies to physical devices, disable it.
This policy should only be applied to VDIs.
