Microsoft Teams is up.
If Microsoft Teams is down for you
- Check whether Microsoft Teams is down for everyone with the status above, or see if others are reporting problems.
- If Microsoft Teams is up but not working for you, restart the app and your device, and check your internet connection.
- Still stuck? Contact Microsoft Teams support ↗ with the time the problem started.
Common Microsoft Teams problems and fixes
Microsoft Teams won't load or keeps spinning
If Microsoft Teams is up for everyone, close and reopen the app, or try the website in a private window. Switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data also helps.
You can't log in
Login problems often come before a full outage. If many people report them, wait it out. Resetting your password during an outage rarely helps.
Messages or posts won't send or load
Check your connection with another app first. If others work, it's likely Microsoft Teams. Your messages usually send once it's back.
It works on one device but not another
Update the app and restart the device. If only one device fails, the problem is that device, not Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft Teams status FAQ
Is Microsoft Teams down right now?
Microsoft Teams is up. We check Microsoft Teams every 3 minutes and also show Microsoft Teams's own status page and problem reports from other users.
Why is Microsoft Teams not working for me?
If Microsoft Teams is up for everyone, the problem is probably your app, your device or your internet connection. Restart the app and your device first.
How do I know when Microsoft Teams is back up?
Sign up for a free alert on this page. We'll send one email when Microsoft Teams goes down and one when it's back.
How do I contact Microsoft Teams support?
Go to Microsoft Teams's help center. Tell them the time the problem started and the error you see.