Teams won't load or error: 'There was a problem reaching this app'
1. Save all of your work and click on the windows start button

2. Just start typing Task Manager, and open Task Manager. There is no where to type it, please just start typing once you have clicked the start button
3. Click on Microsoft Teams, then click End task
4. Start up Microsoft Teams and give it a few minutes to reload
This should resolve the problem.
Is there a time limit or maximum number of people/guests in a meeting?
Teams crashes, restarts, or audio briefly doesn't work while starting a meeting
- Before you are fully in the meeting, after clicking the join link you need to adjust your audio settings
- Under the 'Computer audio' section click the adjust button

- Then change the speaker and/or microphone if needed or to test if those are causing the crash/restarts

Teams error message: 'Something went wrong' preventing files from opening or other issues
Sometimes, for various underlying reasons, Microsoft Teams may display the error message or very similar error message and you may have trouble opening various files or channels within Teams.
We can often resolve this by resetting the application data using the following steps:
Clear Microsoft Teams app data
If you are experiencing issues with loading documents or continued Microsoft Team quality issues, it can help to reset the Microsoft Teams app. This will clear the app's cache and data, essentially resetting it to its default state. A new copy of your data will be downloaded, no chats, meetings, documents or recordings will be lost.
When you reset the Teams app, the app data will be deleted. This includes any personalization settings that you might have configured.
Steps:
- Open Windows Settings

- Go to Apps > Installed apps
- Find Microsoft Teams
- Click the three dots next to Teams and select Advanced options
- Scroll down to the Reset section and click Reset.

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