

One of our troubleshooting procedures will be to delete the Teams cache.

It’s possible that the client cache is causing issues with Teams after simple troubleshooting. We’ve also created a video that walks you through the steps given above. Clearing the Teams cache is often the first step in resolving any issue with Teams this forces Teams to redownload any cached data, which can resolve a variety of difficulties. We’ve all been in a scenario where you can’t talk with people or access files because loading anything just results in a blank page and a slew of other Team issues. That’s it, once the cache data has been cleared, the Teams loading loop will vanish and will restart enabling you to continue on with your meetings in peace. Open Teams and wait for the necessary files to download.


Will it make you feel better if we inform you that you’re not the only one who has this problem with their desktop client. Right now, all you have to do is gaze at the Microsoft Teams desktop client on your PC. Well, if you’re here, it’s not difficult to picture. Imagine the aggravation and worry you’ll feel if the app won’t even load.
