Is your computer with AMD processor/chipset? In previous cases, it has never worked with ASD - but it is good news if AMD can also work.
I have a Mac mini which I use to start up the ASD in the morning when I start remote working. This sets the optimal brightness. Then I unplug the TB cable and plug it to my (Windows) work laptop, and the brightness stays.
Occasionally I plug the Mac mini back in during lunch to browse, and then plug the work laptop back when I'm done. Not the most convenient, but it works.
For me mic/webcam/speakers work with MS teams, but the mic may sometimes completely stop working during the call. Before you plan to go to an important meeting, I recommend that you first test how teams works in longer less-important meetings. The frequently reported mic dropout problem may still persist.
I've nowadays used an external headset for important meetings, since I do not want to risk losing mic when I'm doing a presentation.
I have a Mac mini which I use to start up the ASD in the morning when I start remote working. This sets the optimal brightness. Then I unplug the TB cable and plug it to my (Windows) work laptop, and the brightness stays.
Occasionally I plug the Mac mini back in during lunch to browse, and then plug the work laptop back when I'm done. Not the most convenient, but it works.
For me mic/webcam/speakers work with MS teams, but the mic may sometimes completely stop working during the call. Before you plan to go to an important meeting, I recommend that you first test how teams works in longer less-important meetings. The frequently reported mic dropout problem may still persist.
I've nowadays used an external headset for important meetings, since I do not want to risk losing mic when I'm doing a presentation.