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Top 6 Fixes for Microsoft Teams Notification Won’t Go Away on Windows

By Matthew Lynch
February 20, 2024
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Microsoft Teams is an essential communication tool in many organizations, but sometimes it can have its quirks. A common issue Windows users may encounter is that Microsoft Teams notifications don’t seem to go away even after checking the message or meeting reminder. If you’re frustrated with persistent notifications, here are the top six fixes you can try to solve this problem.

1. Check Notification Settings in Microsoft Teams: Ensure that your notification settings are configured correctly in the Teams app. Go to your profile picture > Settings > Notifications, and adjust your settings. Make sure the notifications aren’t set to repeat or remain visible for too long a duration.

2. Clear the Microsoft Teams Cache: Sometimes, clearing the cache can resolve notification issues. Close Microsoft Teams, then navigate to %AppData%\Microsoft\Teams in File Explorer and delete the contents of the Cache folder.

3. Update Microsoft Teams: Running an outdated version of Microsoft Teams might be why notifications stick around. Check for updates by clicking on your profile picture within Teams and selecting ‘Check for updates.’ An updated version might contain bug fixes for notification issues.

4. Check Focus Assist Settings on Windows: Focus Assist can interfere with how notifications are displayed or managed. Go to Windows Settings > System > Focus Assist and adjust your settings or turn off Focus Assist altogether to see if that resolves the issue.

5. Sign Out and Sign In: Sometimes a simple sign-out and sign-in process can refresh your session and eliminate lingering notifications. Use the sign-out option under your profile icon in Microsoft Teams and then sign back in.

6. Reinstall Microsoft Teams: If all else fails, there might be an issue with your installation of Microsoft Teams. Uninstall it through Windows Settings > Apps > Apps & features, find Microsoft Teams, select it, and click ‘Uninstall.’ Then download a fresh copy from the official website and install it again.

If you’re plagued by a stubborn Microsoft Teams notification on your Windows system, these six steps offer a comprehensive approach to troubleshooting and resolving the issue..fastjson

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