Oftentimes, Teams users are only able to see the profile picture of the user whos sharing the screen.
This issue is even more annoying if you cant see the screen the host is sharing.
After you do that, launch Teams again and log back in.
test whether the issue persists.
If it does, unplug your modem to reset your data pipe connection.
Let your modem unplugged for one minute.
Then power your data pipe equipment back up and verify if the shared screen is visible now.
Launch the Task Manager, and select theProcessestab.
Then right-opt for program you want to close and selectEnd task.
Background programs and processes only eat up your computers memory and bandwidth.
By closing them, you actually free up more resources for Teams to use.
As a result, users who dont have a stable connection may experience all sorts of glitches.
Bandwidth problems might explain why you cant see the screen thats being shared by another meeting participant.
Disable New Meeting Experience
Some users confirmed that disabling the New meeting experience option worked for them.
After you disabled the option, you oughta quit Teams and launch it again.
The shared screen should load properly now.
More specifically, theOrg-wide policyforScreen sharing modeneeds to have theEntire Screenoption enabled.
If its not, toggle your VPN back on.
If nothing worked, uninstall and reinstall the Teams desktop client.
