1 new MTRW issue and 1 deleted known issue re-published.

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Teams/teams-rooms-and-devices/teams-rooms-known-issues-windows.md

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 # Known issues with Teams Rooms on Windows
 
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 |Video participants missing from Front row.|The Front row view doesn't show all the video participants, and they're missing from the overflow area as well.<br/><br/>The Front row view displays a maximum of five attendees on a single screen, and up to nine attendees on a dual screen. When the maximum number of attendees are already shown on the screen, the extra attendees are represented in the overflow view area. However, when two or more participants turn on their cameras, the remaining video streams might not fit in the Front-of-Room display, and they are not accounted for in the overflow area as well. This issue causes those video participants to appear as "missing" from the meeting.|Use a different meeting view than the Front row view.|
 |All video streams turn off on Front row during a meeting.|When you use the Front row view on a Teams Rooms on Windows device, all video streams including the meeting room's video and incoming content turn off in the Front-of-Room display. This issue occurs intermittently when a remote participant turns off their video while content is being shared.|Leave and rejoin the Teams meeting from the Teams Rooms device.|
 |USB devices fail intermittently on Teams Rooms devices.|On Teams Rooms on Windows devices that use Intel PCH 500, 600, or 700 systems, you hear occasional glitches or unexpected clicking or popping noises in an audio stream. You might also see glitches in a video stream momentarily, and occasionally a USB audio or video device might stop working.<br/><br/>These issues occur if your device experiences USB split transaction issues.|Switch to Admin mode on your Teams Rooms on Windows device and perform step 3 listed in the Resolution section of [USB-connected audio or video devices malfunction when connected to specific Intel-based devices](/troubleshoot/windows-client/setup-upgrade-and-drivers/usb-audio-video-devices-malfunction?source=docs#resolution). If the script that you run determines that your device is impacted, perform step 4 to add the registry entry as described.|
+|Multiple issues when identical USB cameras are connected to Teams Rooms.|When you use multiple connected USB cameras of the same make and model with Teams Rooms on Windows, you might experience the following issues:<br/><ul><li>Inability to reliably select or control a specific physical camera.</li><li>Unexpected changes in camera selection, framing behavior, and source switching. </li><li>Change to the active camera setting after it is disconnected and reconnected, or after the Teams Rooms app or the meeting restart.</li><li>Intelligent or enhanced framing experiences target the wrong camera.</li></ul>|No workaround is available at this time.|
+|Teams Rooms device loses internet connectivity after installing a feature update for Windows| A Teams Rooms device that is connected to a network, which requires a proxy can't connect to the internet after installing a feature update for Windows, including an upgrade to Windows 11.<br/><br/>This issue occurs if the proxy setting for internet access on the affected device is configured for the LocalSystem instead of a system-wide proxy. The Windows feature update deletes the LocalSystem settings. This behavior is by design.|If your device has proxy settings set for the LocalSystem user, transfer those settings to the [system-wide proxy settings](/windows/client-management/mdm/networkproxy-csp) that are set and maintained through Mobile Device Management (MDM). Alternatively, you can use the [Set-WinInetProxy](https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/WinInetProxy/0.1.0) PowerShell cmdlet to configure the system-wide proxy settings.</br></br>When you use system-wide proxy settings, they won't be affected when you install Windows feature updates on the device in future.|
 
 ## Hardware issues