It’ll be brief, so you’ll have to be quick. If your Microsoft Teams is crashing within seconds after you try to open it, and there’s no system tray icon and process running for Microsoft Teams in the Task Manager either, then this fix is for you.īetween the interval when you open Microsoft Teams, and it crashes, the icon for Microsoft Teams will appear in the system tray. This one is for a very particular sort of problem.
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The Problem Could be a Corrupted Password Open the Control Panel on your computer and click on ‘User Accounts’. You can also try to clear your Microsoft Teams credentials chances are a corrupt file somewhere could be causing a problem. After deleting the files, re-install Microsoft Teams and see if it loads. %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\TeamsMeetingsAddinĬopy/ Paste the above paths in the File Explorer to go to the said locations. After uninstalling the app, delete the files from the following locations: There’s a chance you might have tried this one already, but this time, you’d do it differently. If clearing the cache didn’t work for you, try uninstalling and re-installing the app. Once you have deleted all the files from these folders, restart Microsoft Teams to see if it resolved the issue. ‘Cache’ folder in the ‘Application Cache’ Folder.Then, delete all files from the following folders. Or, you can choose to end the task from the Task Manager. Either go to the Microsoft Teams icon in the system tray and right-click on it to ‘Quit’ from the context menu. Now, the first thing you need to do is completely quit Microsoft Teams. If Microsoft Teams always gets stuck at the ‘Loading Microsoft Teams…’ screen, then what you need to do is clear the cache for Microsoft Teams. If you can log in to your account everywhere else, but not just in the Team desktop app on your computer, then please proceed! You’ll then need to contact the Microsoft Teams support team for your problem. Because if the problem turns out to be your account, there’s nothing you’ll find in this list for you. Have you tried logging in to your Microsoft Teams account on some other computer or in the web app? If you haven’t, you probably should.
But First, Is the Problem Really with the Teams Desktop App? As excruciating as the situation might seem, there are a few things you can try to exorcise this demon of a problem. Will it make you feel better if we tell you are not the only one whose desktop client acts this way?Ĭountless users have reported problems with the Microsoft Teams where it won’t even load. You can just stare at the Microsoft Teams’ desktop client on your computer right now. Well, if you’re here, it’s not hard to imagine for you. So, imagine the frustration and stress it causes when the app won’t even load. Users handle all projects and related communication through Microsoft Teams. There’s a reason it is known as a Workstream Collaboration app, instead of just video conferencing. A lot of organizations use Microsoft Teams extensively to facilitate conversation and collaboration among the employees in the workplace.
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