Rectify your Microsoft Teams Voice setup 

There are a few common issues that users may encounter when setting up or using the voice features in Microsoft Teams. Some rectify steps that may help include: 

Checking your network connection: Make sure that your internet connection is stable and that you are connected to the correct network. 

Checking your device settings: Ensure that your microphone and speakers are properly configured and working in other applications. 

Checking Teams settings: Make sure that your microphone and speakers are selected and properly configured in the Teams settings. 

Testing your microphone and speakers: You can use the built-in Teams “Device settings” to test your microphone and speakers. 

Checking firewalls and network security settings: Some firewalls or network security settings may block Teams from properly connecting to the internet. 

Restarting the device or app: If all else fails, try restarting your device or the Teams app. 

It is also recommended to check Microsoft Teams support website for more detailed rectify steps and known issues. 

you can setup Microsoft Teams Voice system

Here are the general steps to set up your voice system in Microsoft Teams: 

• Install and set up Microsoft Teams on your device.
• Connect your microphone and speakers or headset to your device.
• Open the Teams app and sign in with your Microsoft account.
• Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner and select “Settings.”
• In the Settings menu, select “Devices.”
• In the Devices menu, select the microphone and speakers that you want to use for
• Test your microphone and speakers by clicking on the “Test” button.
• Adjust the audio settings as needed.
• Connect and configure your phone, if you want to use the Teams phone system.
• Configure your call routing settings, if you want to use the Teams phone system.
• Train Teams to recognize your voice, if you want to use the Teams voice recognition
• Now you are ready to make a call or join a meeting in Teams.

It’s important to note that your device, network and organization’s policies might affect the setup process. Check with your IT department if you are facing any issues.