If your camera or microphone don’t work in a Meet meeting, leave and rejoin. Users have shared that this is working for them in most of the situations.

Here are 10 immediate actions to take by following from Google's automated notifications in a Meet meeting:
1.Unstable network and you are on wi-fi, move closer to your router
2. Avoid activities that heavily use your internet connection
3. Connection delay due to system load. Close browser tabs you don’t need
4. Make sure your laptop fans are not blocked
5. Computer Power problems. Use phone for audio
6. Use Spotlight layout
7. Turn off your camera
8. Turn on captions
Results I have experiences personally.
9.Turn off visual effects you added for your background
10.Turn off noise cancellation

Google is sending automated notifications about technical issues, referred to as "Gentle quality notifications". Follow from the red or yellow dot you will notice on the menu. A notification red dot will be displayed for up to 5 minutes, or for about as long as an issue remains visible in the real-time graphs in Troubleshooting & help. Notifications are displayed only once per day. Notifications are only displayed for issues that also have a measurable quality impact that most users would find clearly noticeable or disturbing.
Read my article Google Meet 101: Switch https://ninatrankova.com/google/google-meet-101-switch/

Check https://googlesupport.serverhump.com/meet/thread/111280565/
Ask in the Google Meet Help Community https://googlesupport.serverhump.com/meet/community

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10 Actions from Google's Notifications in a Meet Meeting

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