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This gave me the 64-bit version (presumably because I have a 64-bit machine. Each time I uninstalled and then went to download Teams again I did it from the link on the Teams web experience (at ).

I can’t be sure of this, but I suspect the actual problem/resolution here is using the 32-bit version of the installer.

Execute ‘ Teams.exe‘ and a new installation and login process should start.After you fully update Office, open File Explorer and go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Teams Installer.If after restart Teams login automatically appear it should be fixed and just login.Install again your office suite, login and update it (open Word -> Account -> Update Options -> Update now).Go to File Explore (or Win+R) and paste %appdata%\Microsoft\.Uninstall Teams and all the Office suite (mine is 365 provided by University IT but as i understand it should work also for other IT provided suite and for private licence).First check if you find C:\Program Files (x86)\Teams Installer folder with two file in (‘setup.json’ and ‘Teams.exe’).The “fix that worked for me” came from Luciano Milanesi, and I found it on this page. That was the oddest thing – literally removing all traces and then starting again got me to exactly the same position. Uninstalling and re-installing didn’t work. Removing anything Teams from Credential Manager didn’t work. No errors or other popups, but also no forward progress. The symptoms were that the Microsoft Teams desktop client would stay on the “Loading Microsoft Teams” splash screen forever.

It took an unusually large amount of searching to find a good resolution, so I wanted to amplify the correct answer in case it helps others (and in case it happens to me again!) I had this problem on my laptop over the past few weeks. Fixing a stuck Microsoft Teams “Loading Microsoft Teams” splash-screen