Why does Microsoft Teams hang on my device/desktop? The application should start working again as intended. Step 5: Go back to your app drawer and launch the ‘ Teams’ application again. Tap on it to force close the application on your phone.
Step 4: You will now see a ‘ Force Stop’ option at the bottom of your screen. Step 3: Scroll down in your list of installed applications until you see ‘ Teams’. Note: This could also be called ‘ Manage Apps’, ‘ Applications & Permissions’ or ‘ Installed Apps’ depending on your manufacturer. Step 2: Now go to ‘ Apps & Notifications’. Step 1: Go back to the homepage, slide up your app drawer and open the ‘ Settings’ app. Microsoft Teams should launch again and start working normally as intended. Step 4: Launch ‘ Microsoft Teams’ desktop client again either from the start menu or using the desktop icon. Windows will kill the Microsoft Teams desktop client and you should see it disappear from the taskbar below. Click on it and select ‘ End task’ in the bottom right-hand corner of the task manager window.
Step 3: Scroll down until you find ‘ Microsoft Teams’ in the list. If you are using previous versions of Windows then you will automatically be able to see all the running tasks in the task manager. Step 2: If you are using Windows 10, then you need to click on the ‘ More details’ option at the bottom of the task manager window. This will open up a task manager window on your screen. Step 1: Right-click on the taskbar on the bottom of your screen and select ‘ Task Manager’.
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