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Is virtual machine really really deallocated?

Benson, Greg 1 Reputation point
2021-08-18T17:46:22.273+00:00

Update - less than 24 hours later, all VMs show as Stopped (deallocated).

My MSDN Azure account is disabled and I think the monthly spending limit was exceeded. The VM Manager shows VS2017VM stopped (but not deallocated).
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However, when I look at the VM details, it shows Stopped (deallocated).

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Unfortunately, because my account is disabled (I guess until the end of the month) I can't seem to try another stop to fix this. What should I do?

Error details
VS2017VM: The subscription 'xxx' is disabled and therefore marked as read only. You cannot perform any write actions on this subscription until it is re-enabled. (Code: ReadOnlyDisabledSubscription)

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  1. Karl Tremain 86 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2021-08-20T11:22:59.103+00:00

    A (automatically) disabled subscription will automatically have all VM's deallocated.
    The discrepancy you showed above is likely just an internal caching lag between the 2 screens, as you mentioned in your update that it does eventually show as deallocated later on.

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