On this video we will learn How to Fix MS Teams: There Was a Glitch and We had to Restart the App

Through this video, we will see how to troubleshoot the Microsoft Teams problem when it shows the message like there was a Glitch and we had to restart the application.

Microsoft Teams may sometimes get stuck in a crash and launch loop. When this issue occurs, the app usually throws an error that says: “There was a glitch, and we’re recovering or we had to restart the app.” Teams simply hangs for 10 or 15 seconds, then recovers for a few seconds to hang again later.

You can delete some file from the user profile appdata as shown below:

Alternatively, you can navigate to C://Users//UserName//AppData//Roaming//Microsoft and delete the files from the following cache folders:

%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//application cache//cache
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//blob_storage
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//Cache
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//databases
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//GPUcache
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//IndexedDB
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//Local Storage
%appdata%//Microsoft//teams//tmp.

Also try to Update or Reinstall the Graphics Driver.

To troubleshoot this issue need to update the app & log in again.

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To conclude, Microsoft Teams can sometimes crash and get stuck in a launch loop. To troubleshoot this issue, update your app, log in again, and update your graphics driver. Additionally, try opening the team from a previous version.

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