Formating my c drive,

HANA.HARILE 0 Reputation points
2024-05-25T08:49:18.3833333+00:00

When i formated my drive c , the sky account ask me for my account , i typed my school microsoft account , all the steps woked fine , until the last of going login , it say that. This username is belong to another organisation , my laptop is locked above 3 weeks , is there any solution ?, please contact if u can help , thank you

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  1. Deepanshu Sharma 500 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2024-05-26T19:13:15.3766667+00:00

    Hi HANA.HARILE,

    I’m sorry to hear that you’re facing this issue with your laptop.

    The message “That username looks like it belongs to another organization” typically occurs when there’s a conflict between the account you’re trying to sign in with and the organization associated with it. Here are some steps you can take to resolve this:

    1. Local Account Login: First, try logging in with the local account created during the initial setup wizard instead of using another account. If you prefer to use a different account, make sure you connect to the network or add the other account to the domain.
    2. Check Your Organizations:
      • Sign in to the My Account portal with your work or school account.
      • Select “Organizations” from the left navigation pane or choose the “Manage organizations” link from the Organizations block.
      • Review the information for your Home organization and ensure that you recognize all the organizations you have access to
    3. Run Factory Reset Again:
      • From the sign-in page, look for the power icon. Click on it, then hold down the Shift key while choosing “Restart.” This will bring up the WinRE (Windows Recovery Environment) menu.
      • Choose “Troubleshoot” > “Reset this PC,” and then run the option that deletes everything again.
      • If needed, consider a clean install using the ISO file you can download from Microsoft.
    4. Windows 11 Version:
      • Make sure you know which version of Windows 11 you have (Home, Pro, or Education).
      • If the issue persists, you might need to perform additional troubleshooting steps based on your specific version.
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