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You can control what programs open on boot in the task manager. Teams was one of the first things I disabled.
Hate to say but in our office it's the other way around. Teams HAS to start automatically before outlook can be opened manually otherwise the addin for meetings won't load. Every morning I log in, make some coffee and then go talk to colleagues.. Thanks Microsoft for the slow morning, other see this as luxury!
I started using Outlook in my Firefox browser during COVID, and have not gone back. Seems to connect to Teams just fine