See below for the different types of messages you might encounter when you're joining a Teams meeting and how to resolve them.
"Sign in to Teams to join, or contact the meeting organizer."

If you're seeing this message, you might need to take extra steps to join:
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If you're joining from a meeting link or incognito window, make sure you're signed into your work account.
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Make sure you're signed into the account the invite was originally sent to.
"This meeting is locked."

After a meeting starts, organizers can choose to prevent new participants from entering by locking it.
Reach out to the meeting organizer to let them know you're having trouble joining. If they unlock it, you can try again.
"Your organizational policy does not allow you to join this meeting."
You can't join because the organizer has enabled end-to-end encryption for their meeting. Contact the organizer to let them know you're having trouble joining.
"Sorry, no one has responded to your request to join."

If you get this message after 30 minutes of waiting, your request has timed out. Check to make sure you're joining from the correct meeting link and try again or reach out to the meeting organizer to make sure your request is seen.
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