Microsoft Planner is Not Working: 4 Ways to Fix it

Sometimes a quick restart is all you need to fix this issue

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Published onJuly 31, 2024

published onJuly 31, 2024

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Having trouble with Microsoft Planner not working in Teams or on mobile apps? You’re not alone. Many users face issues with Planner, but there are several methods you can try to get it up and running smoothly again.

What can I do if Microsoft Planner is not working?

Before we try anything else, try using a different network. Sometimes connecting to a different network can help with this issue. Alternatively, try accessing Planner in the browser.

1. Check the service status

2. Quit and Restart Teams

You can also try logging out and logging back into Teams.

3. Clear Teams Cache

4. Uninstall and Reinstall Teams

Following these steps can help you troubleshoot and resolve problems with Microsoft Planner not working in Teams.

This isn’t the only problem, many reported thatTeams status is stuck on unknownas well as thatTeams keeps restarting.

Users also encounteredWe’re sorry – we’ve run into an issue, but we have a whole guide dedicated to this problem, so don’t miss it.

Many users also reported thatPlanner is not showing in Teams, but we have a guide that addresses that.

As for Planner problems, many reported thatMicrosoft Planner is not showing commentsand thatnotifications in Planner aren’t workingbut this can be fixed with ease.

Microsoft Planner is Not Working: 4 Ways to Fix it#

What can I do if Microsoft Planner is not working?#

1. Check the service status#

2. Quit and Restart Teams#

3. Clear Teams Cache#

4. Uninstall and Reinstall Teams#