Teams Calendar invite is shutting down when I add an Agenda.

McIntosh,Angie 0 Reputation points
2026-04-28T17:17:06.2033333+00:00

I'm looking for help.

When I add an Agenda to a Teams Calendar invite, it is crashing (frowny face message below). It happens intermittently. Not each time. It seems to happen when I have more than a few items or when I attach links to the agenda.

I am using the Teams App. I've updated the app, restarted the computer, cleared the Teams cache directory, quit the app.

The agenda is making it to Loop but not showing in the invite.

Thanks in advance, [Moderator note: personal info removed]

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  1. Ian-Ng 14,150 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-04-28T19:21:59.92+00:00

    Hi @McIntosh,Angie

    Hope you have a great day. 

    I know that you are experiencing intermittent stability issues when incorporating Agendas or hyperlinks into your Microsoft Teams Calendar invitations. Specifically, the application displays a "frowny face" error and shuts down the invite window, even though you have already attempted to clear the cache and update the software. 

    Because the Agenda feature integrates Microsoft Loop components, this error typically points to a failure in the application's internal rendering engine. To help me isolate the cause and provide a more targeted solution, I recommend performing the following three steps: 

    Step 1: Firstly, try to verify the web environment  

    Kindly try the same action in the Teams web app using an InPrivate or Incognito window. 

    • If the issue does not occur there, it suggests the desktop client may be a contributing factor.  
    • If it occurs in both places, that points more toward a service-side or feature-level problem rather than only the local client. 

    Step 2: Secondly, repair Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime 

    Teams relies on Microsoft Edge WebView2 to render integrated web content, and sometime WebView2 failures as one possible cause of unexpected Teams client exits.  

    • Go to Windows Settings > Apps > Installed apps, locate Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, choose Modify, and then select Repair.  
    • If the problem continues, the admin side may also need to review whether antivirus or DLP tools are interfering with Teams or WebView2. 

    As a temporary workaround, please try opening the agenda directly in Loop and editing it there. If the invite still does not show the agenda correctly, you can create a new Loop page and paste the Loop link into the meeting chat or meeting description so attendees can still access it. 

    Note: If these steps do not resolve the matter, I recommend contacting your IT department to open a support ticket on your behalf. This will allow a Microsoft support agent to investigate your backend service logs directly and provide a resolution to prevent further interruptions to your workflow. For detailed instructions on how to get support, please refer to Get support - Microsoft 365 admin

    Please keep me updated on the outcome of these steps at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as I work to resolve this for you.


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