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Hello! I've accidentally disabled my devices while I was navigating in the settings menu of my unviersity account (University of Zaragoza, Spain). I thought I could fix it myself, but once I disabled all 5 of them, I couldn't. Please, help me because I still need it to study. I've added pictures to this messages so you can have more information (one of them is with my devices, the other is me trying to re-login into the excel program).

Thanks in advance,

Jorge

To register, students need to create a Microsoft Office 365 Education account (@PersonalMicrosoftSoftware.ucla.edu) which will be part of the username for the account and does not have a fully functioning email address associated with it. The account also comes with web versions of the Office applications that can be used without having to installing software on a computer.

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A CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS) Office 365 email account is assigned to all registered CUNY SPS students (permit students from other CUNY campuses will use their home school account).

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Microsoft Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) will be in effect to ensure the cyber security of your campus Microsoft Office 365 email account. Our priority is always to keep your information and accounts secure. Setting up MFA for your Office 365 account will make it difficult for intruders to access your account with two levels of security.

Probably you now have two accounts, both using the same email address. One is a personal account, one is an organization account. If Personal doesn't qualify as an alternate directory, then it is not surprising that you can't switch to it. Probably have to sign out, choose to sign in with a personal account, and then sign in.

I was pulling my hair out last week with the same problem, albeit two corporate accounts and one personal live.com account with varying subscription to Azure dev ops. And it is not the first time, neither too recent. It is not like the company behind this product has thousands of engineers and billions of dollars... oh wait..

If you don't get anywhere, you can try to reverse engineer what happened yourself by looking at your own user profile in -us/graph/graph-explorer. The "GET my profile (beta)" endpoint shows a lot of information and you can compare it with different accounts to try to figure out what went wrong.

For an even more high-effort solution, you can give yourself a tenant using the Microsoft 365 developer program ( -us/microsoft-365/dev-program) and try to recreate what happened using some test accounts. That way if you have to get help from the school admins, you could at least give them a start on where to look for what went wrong.

Looks like you got there in the end - I've been seeing that error message ever since personal accounts were able to register applications (sometime in the last couple years). I haven't seen any further issues with the apps though

So a couple of comments on this. No an organization cannot forcibly join your account to their org unless they own the domain for your account. The issue here is that whenever you go to an organizations stuff though, you may be requested to have your account added as a guest and if you accept that, your account is converted into a split personal and work/school account (they're technically different but linked). That work/school account is now linked to their org and will follow their policies for what you can and cannot do. Normally you shouldn't be accessing a third party domain without having your own org and instead have a seperate account supplied by the school. Worst yet here, had the school wanted, they could have adopted your comp as well. Same system and same dialog. If it's configured, and you just press ok when trying to access their resources, and your local account have access, well congrats your comp is now managed by their intune, and possibly enrolled in the org autopilot such that you can't even reinstall your comp without permission anymore.

Ultimately, it's on whoever clicked that ok that gave you your situation. And this teaches you a valuable lesson. If it was you that clicked it, it teaches you to start reading the dialogs you get, or if it's your daughter, to not share accounts.

I've mentioned multiple times on Twitter, I never authed anyone to take over my account. My daughter has no access to either of my computers, or any device that has access to my password manager. And she doesn't even have an account in their AD that I'm aware of (the school thankfully doesn't give every child a device, and only lets them use shared iPads with limited access).

Many people assume that I haven't tried things like using an incognito window, separate browsers, etc., but I assure you those were the first troubleshooting steps I tried. My account is my personal "@mac.com" account and I don't know how it got adopted into their system. I did provide my email as a parent of a student, and I receive form letters / newsletters from time to time, so my only theory at this point is they have a mailer setup that integrates with AD or Azure and somehow injects users into their tenancy?

I'm in a similar situation (except no kids and no school involved). I made an Azure app and can't invite my colleagues to work with it. I get the annoying message with the UUID and the restricted tenant message, too.

When registering an app, you must use a corporate account (work or school account). This has to be a member of Azure Ad tenant (and you can be a member of a few).

When you tried to do that at first, you only had the school tenant for which you dont have enough priviliges to create an app (makes sense).

You then left your only organization which means you effectively no longer have a corporate account.

Your personal account is probably still there, under the same email, however, you should not be ablr to access 'azure' services with it.

If you want Azure services, you need to create your own tenant. You can easily register for AzureAd to get one.

You can also re-enroll into the school organization and then you will be able to switch them with the 'switch directory' button.

I hope this explains it.

This is 100% why ALL of the clients we consult no longer use Azure. You were able to create a Microsoft account and an AzureAD account with the same exact email address. They might have fixed it by now, but we had several instances of things like this going sideways behind the scenes. EVERY TIME we called support, it was a non-native English speaker reading a script and some of the issues never got fixed. No exact details, but we even suspect that some actors were actively trying to penetrate one client using the exact method you are dealing with by calling MS support and having them flip switches behind the scenes.

M365 paid accounts and other MS accounts that are unpaid can conflict from what I've seen it appears they mostly use different infrastructure within MS. The number of interconnected systems and the lack of up-to-date documentation makes this a rabbit hole that almost always requires an organizational Exchange admin to clean up the issue.

This issue is the bane of many System Administrators, and it can also appear with cross-tenant sharing with Sharepoint and other M365 Applications (as an account is automatically added to the underlying Tenant with those Sharepoint share requests when you click the invitation link).

I've had similar issues with Google accounts. My daughter's school account took over her personal account because she logged into her school email on her phone. The school account completely locked everything and I, as the parent on her personal account, couldn't do anything. The unfortunate solution was to graduate her personal account from a kid account to regular one, which resolved the stalemate and gave her access to her phone again.

As an Azure Admin, any account can be added as a guest user. In short, what had occurred was they used your personal account so that you can have access to their Azure tenant. This tenant and all subscriptions including apps belong to the schools organization so when you disaassocated your account from their domain, it removes all access rights. You never had Azure under your personal email that's a whole another topic. Anyway, it would be best to contact the schol to have them remove your personal email for clean up. I advise using one of their guest accounts ynder their domain to login for access or another account such as a gmail account to avoid furture confusion. ff782bc1db