Logging in to two Windows 11 devices with the same account goes wrong.

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2024-07-25T08:02:50.63+00:00

If I log in with Azure Business account on a Windows 11 machine and also log in on another computer (laptop for example), the first computer is logged out of Microsoft 365. I will then be asked to log in again.

The PIN code no longer works on the first computer.

How can I solve this? Or what am I doing wrong?

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  1. Wesley Li 11,170 Reputation points
    2024-07-25T16:56:10.18+00:00

    Hello

    This could be related to the way Azure AD handles multiple sessions or a security feature to prevent simultaneous logins from different devices.

    Here are a few steps you might consider to resolve the issue:

    Check Device Limit Policies: Ensure that your Azure AD policies allow multiple device sign-ins. Sometimes, organizations set limits on the number of devices a user can sign into simultaneously.

    Clear Credentials: On the first computer, clear the cached credentials. You can do this by going to Settings > Accounts > Access work or school, selecting your account, and then clicking Disconnect. After that, restart the computer and sign in again.

    Rejoin Azure AD: If clearing credentials doesn’t work, try rejoining the device to Azure AD. Go to Settings > Accounts > Access work or school, disconnect your account, restart the computer, and then rejoin it to Azure AD.

    Check for Updates: Ensure both computers are running the latest updates for Windows 11 and any relevant Microsoft 365 applications. Sometimes, updates can resolve authentication issues.

    Review Conditional Access Policies: If your organization uses Conditional Access policies, ensure they are not restricting access based on device compliance or location.

    Windows Hello for Business: If you’re using Windows Hello for Business, make sure it’s properly configured on both devices. Sometimes, reconfiguring Windows Hello can resolve PIN issues.

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  2. Wesley Li 11,170 Reputation points
    2024-08-06T10:58:06.4966667+00:00

    Hello

    Is your problem solved?

    If the above reply is helpful to you, please mark your reply as an answer, thank you very much!

    If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

    Thanks


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