Here are some solutions that may help:
1.Check Your Directory and Permissions
Make sure your account is associated with the correct Azure Active Directory.
Errors like “The logged in user is not authorized to fetch tokens for extension ‘Microsoft_Azure_Support’” may mean your account isn’t properly linked to the right directory.
2.Avoid Using GitHub to Sign Up
If you signed up using GitHub, you might see messages like “This account is part of an organization”.
It’s best to sign up with a valid academic email address (e.g., ******@university.edu).
3.Create or Link a Microsoft Account to Your Academic Email
If your school uses Google Workspace, Azure may try to authenticate with Google, causing login failures.
In that case, create a Microsoft account using your academic email or add it as an alias to an existing Microsoft account.
4.Use a Different Browser or Device
Try logging in using a different browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox) or a desktop device.
Avoid using pre-filled login suggestions—manually type your email address.
5.Activate Azure for Students the Right Way
Go to the Azure for Students page and click Start Free.
Follow the steps to verify your academic status using your school email or upload documents.
6.Contact Microsoft Support if Needed
If the issue persists, contact Microsoft Support and provide details about your account and issue.