Office 365), requires users to use a additional step to authenticate themselves. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) or two-factor authentication (2FA) in Microsoft 365 (ex. Skip for now (14 days until this required)". Your organization needs more information to keep your account secure. If I have provided helpful information, please mark it as so.In this guide you'll find step by step instructions to disable the Microsoft 365 Two-Factor Authentication prompt "More information is required. If I have answered your question, please mark it as the correct answer. Adding two Work or School accounts does not seem to work, so removing the old one first is the only option but this is impossible due to the above mentioned error.Īnybody know how to get around this without wiping the whole device? What I am trying to do, is disconnect one account and add a different one. The message is technically correct.The device is not on a domain, but this should not stop the account being removed. This does not appear to be the correct behaviour - It should be possible to remove the account here. A yellow error message says "This PC isn't joined to a domain" A further prompt will appear asking you to disconnect from the organisationĨ. A prompt will appear asking if you are sureĦ. Click on the Organisational account you added previouslyĤ. Open Settings > Accounts > Access work or schoolĢ. Seems to work fine, but then if you want to remove the account it is impossible.
Enter the details for your Work or School Organisational Account (NOT another Personal MSA) Open Settings > Accounts > Access work or schoolĤ. Create a login on the PC using your Personal Microsoft AccountĢ. You should be signing in with a Personal Microsoft Account, and the PC should not be on a domain to reproduce this.ġ. My aim is to remove a Work or School Account from the PC, so that a different Work or School account can be used. This scenario occurs when you sign in with a personal Microsoft Account, and then add a Work or School organisational (Office 365) account.
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