How to change the home site of my SharePoint tenant?

Ahmed Hablas 65 Reputation points
2023-07-03T14:20:31.8166667+00:00

Hi Everyone!

I want to change my home site of my SharePoint tenant, I have added a new domain to my M365 tenant recently and I have changed the default SharePoint one from 12334abc.sharepoint.com to mydomain.sharepoint.com.

Now when I go directly to mydomain.sharepoint.com, it lands me on the old home site which I want to change.

I changed the setting here but still no luck.

Any help will be much appreciated.

Microsoft 365 and Office | SharePoint | For business | Windows
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  1. Xyza Xue_MSFT 30,176 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
    2023-07-04T02:30:58.2966667+00:00

    Hi @Ahmed Hablas ,

    Here are steps:

    1.Go to the Microsoft 365 Admin center

    2.From the Microsoft 365 Admin center, choose SharePoint from the Admin centers section in the left bar

    3.From the SharePoint Admin center, click the Active sites option under the Sites section on the left

    4.Sort the URL column in alphabetical order

    URL - sort a - z - Root site

    5.The current root site will appear first in that list. Select the root site and click on the more options ellipses at the top.

    More options - replace site - root site

    6.Choose Replace site, and enter the new root site URL in the URL of the site you want to use

    save - root site

    Reference: https://blog.mydock365.com/how-to-change-home-site-in-sharepoint-online


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