Setting up your business email in Outlook is easy. Microsoft business email plans stand out for high storage and attachment limits, advanced features, and Microsoft’s famous productivity suite. Any tips on accessing/cleaning up Azure AD accounts on Win10/11 will help find a simple solution here (outside of deleting my windows account profile).Microsoft 365 comes with Outlook, one of the best business email tools on the market.
I am not aware of any UI/UX to manage these cached/stored accounts for OneDrive/Edge etc. However, new versions of Windows 10/11 store these credentials using Web Account Manager (I think). I don't know how to do this in Windows 10/11.Įarlier, OneDrive credentials were stored in Credential Manager and I could have cleaned up there. When I encountered a similar problem in macOS, I was able to clear my credentials (kinda reset OneDrive) and next attempt took me correctly to my home directory for login. Being a web account provider window, I cannot modify the URLs for the login page to take me to my home tenant for login. There is no provision in the login screen to switch to a different tenant. I, obviously, am licensed to access OneDrive only in my home directory/tenant. When I try to sign-in, the login screen for Office 365 shows me the logo of the Azure AD tenant which is NOT my home directory. My OneDrive syncs fine on most machines but one machine is stuck with the above error (0x8004deef you don't have access to this service). That puts one's account in multiple tenant. I believe the root cause here is Azure AD B2B collaboration feature. Removing my account from my home PC, readding it by logging into OneDrive.Īny idea what could be the issue or how to fix it?įound a newer Onedrive version currently being rolled out, no change: Removing my account from my home PC, readding it in settings. Removing all licenses from my account, waiting one hour, reapplying all licenses (making sure the OneDrive License is ticked). Removing OneDrive, removing local app cache, reinstalling. Meanwhile, my OneDrive Personal chucks along just fine.ĭeinstalling OneDrive, removing all registry entries, reinstalling. What fixed it last time has no effect anymore (reset, remove account from Windows, add it to OneDrive ONLY). However, two weeks later and I am facing again the same issue. My business laptop is fine, login through browser works fine.Īfter going through all the solutions I managed to get it to work again.
Two weeks ago my business OneDrive stopped syncing, but only on my home PC. I'm just about ready to burn OneDrive to the ground.
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