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Question

Since days, upon requesting a cloudshell I get this warning. the microsoft.storage is already registered as a Resource Provider in my Subscription.

Requesting a Cloud Shell.Succeeded. 
Connecting terminal...
Storage fileshare subscription NotSpecified is not registered to Microsoft.CloudShell Namespace. Please follow these instructions "https://aka.ms/RegisterCloudShell" to register. In future, unregistered subscriptions will have restricted access to CloudShell service.

Answer 1

Hi Michelangelo, Welcome to Microsoft Q&A. Thank you for posting your query here!

I believe your subscription might not have "Microsoft.Cloudshell" as a registered resource provider for your subscription. Could you please check your subscription page from Azure portal and load the Resource Providers page to check if the same is registered?

If it is not registered, you can click on the same and hit the register button and then try to follow the steps again.

Please let us know if you have any further queries. I’m happy to assist you.

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-Ekta

Answer 2

I just ran into this when setting my cloudshell. As with the original post, the Microsoft.Cloudshell provider was already registered with my subscription. I was able to fix the error by unregistering the provider and then re-registering. It took a few minutes to see the change, but the error has gone away.

Answer 3

registrado en cloudsheel pero cuando creo un storage me tira error

Storage fileshare subscription xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is not registered to Microsoft.CloudShell Namespace. Please follow these instructions "https://aka.ms/RegisterCloudShell" to register. In future, unregistered subscriptions will have restricted access to CloudShell service.