80090016 Severity: High Keyset does not exist (TPM)
Teams cannot start because the connection to the TPM chip fails. This affects many corporate laptops.
Last verified:
Affected systems
windows
Symptoms
- Teams reports 80090016 on launch
- Outlook shows the same error
- Sign-in to other Microsoft services is broken
Possible causes
- Corrupt NGC folder (Hello for Business)
- TPM chip was cleared or reset
- Device registration certificate expired
Solutions
1.Reset the NGC folder
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Open PowerShell as administrator.
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Take ownership of the NGC folder.
takeown /f C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Ngc /r /d y -
Set permissions and delete the folder.
icacls C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Ngc /grant administrators:F /t -
Reboot. On first sign-in the folder is recreated.
2.Check device registration
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Open PowerShell and check the status.
dsregcmd /status -
Look for 'AzureAdJoined: YES' and 'WamDefaultSet: YES'.
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If those values are wrong, escalate to IT.
3.Re-create the Hello PIN
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Open Settings, Accounts, Sign-in options.
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Remove the PIN and set up a new one.
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Test Teams again.
If the NGC folder cannot be removed, the device often needs a fresh Entra registration. Talk to IT before clearing the TPM chip since this affects other applications too.