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Let’s see how to fix the “ffmpeg.dll was not found” error if you’re using Microsoft Teams.<\/p>\n
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[Fix] Error FFMPEG.DLL was not found when Starting Microsoft Teams<\/h2>\nMethod 1: Copy ffmpeg.dll from the “current-s1” folder<\/h3>\n
Open the following folder:<\/p>\n
C:\\Users\\%username%\\AppData\\Local\\Microsoft\\Teams<\/pre>\nIf a sub-folder named
current-s1<\/strong><\/code> exists, then you can getffmpeg.dll<\/code> from that folder and copy it to the following folder:<\/p>\nC:\\Users\\%username%\\AppData\\Local\\Microsoft\\Teams\\Current<\/pre>\nIf copying
ffmpeg.dll<\/code> alone doesn’t do the trick, you can also you can select all the files in “current-s1<\/code>” and paste it to the “current<\/code>” folder, thereby replacingteams.exe<\/code> as well.<\/p>\n
\nMethod 2: Clear Microsoft Teams Cache and reinstall the program<\/h3>\n
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- Uninstall Microsoft Teams via Apps & Features or Add or Remove Programs in the classic Control Panel.<\/li>\n
- Then clear Microsoft Teams cache. To do so, open the two folders.\n
%appdata%\\Microsoft\r\n\r\n%localappdata%\\Microsoft<\/pre>\n(To open the above folders, paste the above path(s) in the Run dialog or File Explorer address bar and press Enter)<\/em><\/li>\n
- In the above locations, rename the folder named
Teams<\/strong><\/code> toTeams.old<\/strong><\/code><\/li>\n- Then, reinstall Microsoft Teams again.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
This should fix the error “ffmpeg.dll was not found” in most cases.<\/p>\n
\nMethod 3: Download ffmpeg.dll manually<\/h3>\n