How to fix teams app crashing after Android 17 update in Pixel device?

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How to fix teams app crashing after Android 17 update in Pixel device?

Mihir Babhare 0 Microsoft Employee

My MS Teams app is crashing unexpectedly right after I open it. Could someone assist with this problem? I updated my Pixel 10A to Android 17 just yesterday.

Akhil Thottungalthara Shibu 0 Reputation points

2026-05-23T06:14:22.08+00:00

Update (May 23, 2026): A fix for the issue is currently live with the Intune beta app. Multiple users have confirmed that installing version 5.0.6983.0, currently in beta, fixes the problem. Simply sign up for the beta on the Play Store with your work profile, and then update the app.
Jess-Q 12,795 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-05-25T14:55:21.05+00:00

Hi @Akhil Thottungalthara Shibu

Thank you for the update and sharing the fix for the Teams app crashing issue after the Android 17 update on Pixel devices. I truly appreciate your input, as it can help other users facing similar behavior.

2 answers

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Akhil Thottungalthara Shibu 0 Reputation points

2026-05-23T06:14:22.08+00:00

Update (May 23, 2026): A fix for the issue is currently live with the Intune beta app. Multiple users have confirmed that installing version 5.0.6983.0, currently in beta, fixes the problem. Simply sign up for the beta on the Play Store with your work profile, and then update the app.
Jess-Q 12,795 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-05-25T14:55:21.05+00:00

Hi @Akhil Thottungalthara Shibu

Thank you for the update and sharing the fix for the Teams app crashing issue after the Android 17 update on Pixel devices. I truly appreciate your input, as it can help other users facing similar behavior.

Answer 1

This behavior matches a known Android-side issue where the Teams app on Pixel devices crashes immediately after launch following an OS update. In the documented case, the resolution came from Google after they raised and fixed a production issue for Android, not from changes in Teams itself.

Because the root cause is on the Android platform, the recommended path is:

Contact Google/Pixel support and report that Teams started crashing immediately after updating the device OS.
Ask to have the issue associated with the existing production incident for Teams crashing on recent Android builds so that the device receives the relevant platform fix as soon as it is available.
After Google confirms a fix is deployed, install any pending system or Play system updates and then try launching Teams again.

If the issue persists even after Google confirms the platform fix and all updates are installed, reinstalling Teams (uninstall, then install again from the official store) can be tried, but the primary fix still needs to come from the Android side.

References:

Teams app on Android crashes right after opening - Microsoft Q&A

Answer 2

Hi @Mihir Babhare

From my understanding, Android 17 is currently a beta release from Google and hasn't reached its official release date yet, so there may be many compatibility issues with apps like Microsoft Teams, and this is very likely what's causing the crash on your Pixel 10A.

Here are a few steps you can try:

Downgrade your Android version: since Android 17 is still in beta, rolling back to the previous stable version of Android should resolve the crashing issue in the meantime. This is generally the safest option for day-to-day productivity apps like Teams.
Report the issue to Microsoft Teams: as Microsoft user your feedback matters and helps the Teams team prioritize fixes for Android 17 compatibility. You can submit it through the Teams feedback Portal or you can submit feedback directly inside Teams via Feedback > Report an issue.
Report the issue to the Android team: since this is a beta-related issue, your feedback helps Google identify and fix compatibility problems before the final release. You can submit feedback through this Android 17 - Issue Tracker
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