Microsoft Teams is a vital software in this time of crisis for teams that are working from their homes. It helps you collaborate remotely, send direct messages and hold video conferences with the simple click of a button.
But there can be times when you lose control of your Microsoft Teams client and it ends up hanging on your computer. Are you facing a similar issue? Has your Microsoft client stopped working in the middle of your call? Then follow our simple step-by-step guide that will help you restart your Microsoft Teams app easily. Let’s get started.
For desktop users
Microsoft Teams should launch again and start working normally as intended.
For Android users

Note: This could also be called ‘Manage Apps’, ‘Applications & Permissions’ or ‘Installed Apps’ depending on your manufacturer.


The application should start working again as intended.
Why does Microsoft Teams hang on my device/desktop?
There could be multiple reasons why Microsoft Teams hangs on your phone, some of the most common ones have been listed below. This will help you identify the cause and rectify the problem at its source.
- Low RAM capacity
- Incompatible OS version
- Faulty Installation
- Application bug
- Excessive RAM usage by other applications on your device
- Lack of necessary permissions for proper operation in the background
Microsoft Teams is a fairly new service that keeps on releasing new features with every update to its desktop client and mobile application. They regularly fix bugs as well, so if you encounter the application or desktop client regularly hanging for you then you can always try updating the app to its latest version.
We hope this guide helped you restart Microsoft Teams easily and efficiently on your device. Feel free to share any queries that you might have with us in the comments section below.







One response to “Microsoft Teams hanged? Here is how to restart it and get working”
It help to restart my teams’ application which was hung. and now it is working fine now with our mentioned steps which I did to restart Teams in my office laptop. Thanks for the valuable information. Keep posting such great information.