Even though with a not a lot features, the web version can do the most things, the desktop version can, so since this problem, I've been using the web version of Teams, and I've done a lot. Then download Teams from the website, and install again.ģ) You can use the web version, of Teams. It will open control panel (if you're in Windows 10, 8, 8.1, or 7), where you need to navigate again to the Microsoft Teams title, and double click on it, to unninstall. Righ click on the shortcut, and click unninstall. In order to do this, go to the Start Menu and navigate to the Microsoft Teams app's shortcut. It might solve the problem, for you, as it is quite of a good thing to restart, as Teams may be lacking with something, so if you restart, it will be good as new.Ģ) If that didn't work, unninstall Teams from your computer. Well, I fixed this problem with just three simple ways:ġ) Save any unsaved work on your computer, close all the applications, and restart your computer. It seems to be something has gone wrong with Teams, and if you get this message, I'm sure you cannot access to the profile picture.

Well, when I had my old computer, running Windows last year, I got the problem twice.

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