Microsoft is working to resolve a known issue affecting the Microsoft Teams desktop client on Windows systems. Some users are experiencing delays, up to two minutes, or are completely unable to load the client when first opening it. Microsoft has advised affected users to utilize the web version or mobile app as a temporary workaround.
Separately, Microsoft is investigating an issue preventing Mac users from joining Teams calls and meetings, tracked as TM1466659. Initially, a code change was suspected as the cause for service infrastructure failure, but further review led Microsoft to reassess this understanding. The company is reviewing service logs to identify the actual source of the impact.
Microsoft is analyzing service logs and telemetry data for both issues and has contacted affected users to aid in root cause identification and mitigation. These incidents follow recent resolutions, including an April fix for Microsoft Teams Free users unable to chat and call, and a Tuesday confirmation of a bug causing crashes in Teams and New Outlook after August 2026 Windows security updates. An ongoing Exchange Online issue is also delaying email delivery for some users.
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Microsoft is addressing an issue causing delays or preventing some Windows users from opening the Teams desktop client, with loading times up to two minutes. Concurrently, Mac users are unable to join Teams calls and meetings, and Microsoft is investigating the root cause.