I certainly don't remember receiving an email saying:ĭear Jeff Geerling, are you okay with School taking over control of your Microsoft account and not allowing you to do anything in Azure anymore? At least my Xbox Live account and Windows licenses are still working-but could the school revoke that access too? Somehow, the school 'adopted' my personal Microsoft account, and now I can't do anything in Azure with it. It's a weekend, so I probably won't get ahold of the school's IT person who could help on their end. So at this point I didn't know what else to do. Searching around, I also found the URL, so I went there and tried logging in. " School." So I can't change directories. Unfortunately, there's only one directory listed. I saw a handy 'Switch directory' link so I clicked that. So I clicked my username and saw it is listing my daughter's school under my account email:
It was created when I transitioned my Xbox LIVE account to a Microsoft account on (the LIVE account was created back in 2006, and neither it nor my Microsoft account were ever joined to any other domains). I guess somehow they threw me into their system, so surely there's a way for me to sign out of that back into my personal account, right?įirst I tried going to the My Account portal, as suggested on the support page Manage organizations for a work or school account in the My Account portal. Then I noticed under my username / account info, it had my personal email, but it showed me as being a member of ' School'. but then I noticed it listed School as the reason I couldn't do this. I thought that was a bit strange, since I shouldn't have any restrictions. I signed in to my personal Microsoft account, clicked 'New registration', then was greeted by this page: So I tried registering an app by visiting the App Registration Portal. This weekend I wanted to create a new App in Azure so I could help a local nonprofit automate one of their donor relations processes via email through Office 365.
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