Windows 10: Cannot Disconnect Personal Account from Work Computer

Hello,Recently I needed to make a purchase on a work computer using my personal Microsoft account.I logged into the store with my account, and now the local admin account shows as my personal email.This computer is domain joined, and still shows my personal email as the local admin.I do not see anyway to disconnect this account from the computer.Under all settings, I do not even see my account listed as being on the computer.How do I disconnect my email from this local admin account???????

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Remove account

I suggest you backup your personalized files first before removing the account.
To delete an account, follow these steps:

1. Press WIN + X keys and click Command Prompt (Admin) from the menu.
2. Type the following command and press Enter. Replace test with the name of your sister's account. Code:

 

Personal MS account blocked even after disconnecting work account on private computer?

Hi Emily,

Thanks for your reply again! Unfortunately, following the steps you proposed did not resolve the issue.

Here's everything I did:

If you go to Windows Settings > Accounts > Access work or school, do you still have the school account linked here? If so, click on it, then disconnect it. Then restart the computer. And see if it resolves.

There were/are no other accounts listed.

If not, you mentioned you had tried to download and install from your personal account via www.office.com several times. When you did that, did you uninstall the current Office first? It is worth a try. You can uninstall via Settings > Apps. After the uninstall, make sure you restart before you install from the download in your personal account.

I can't remember the exact procedure I followed before, so I decided to try a re-install once again, completely clean. I uninstalled office (de/de and en/us were installed; I uninstalled one after the other). Before restarting, I also checked this:

Click on Windows credentials. Locate MicrosoftOffice16_Data:SSPI:your school email address. Click on it to expand and remove it. See if that resolves the log in issue.

I didn't find the key/entry you mentioned in Credentials Manager. I did find several Microsoft entries that had "Business" (in German: "Unternehmen") listed as their scope. There was one relating to caching my Teams username and two relating to Outlook data. I removed every entry from Credentials Manager > Windows that had "Business" in the scope.

Then I restarted the computer and re-installed office via the installer from office.com.

The situation is still the same: When I try to log in with my personal Microsoft account, it tells me I can't. I don't get a dialog to choose whether I want to log in with a business or personal account.

 

Microsoft To Do can now share lists from personal to work accounts

Source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...s/ba-p/1733030