Hi Kevin Bessy
Welcome to Microsoft Community.
I realize that you've encountered a problem with " How to resolve a Microsoft Forms Error ", and I understand how you feel. Don't worry, I'll do my best to help you.
Based on your description and the additional information provided in your response, when encountering a permissions error with Microsoft Forms, you can troubleshoot and resolve the issue using the following steps:
1. Confirm Form Permissions
- Check Form Sharing Settings:
- If the form was created by someone else, contact the creator to ensure they have correctly set the sharing permissions (e.g., "Anyone with the link" or "Specific people").
- Regenerate Form Link:
- If possible, ask the creator to regenerate the form link and send it to you to avoid expired or corrupted links.
2. Verify Account Type
- Personal Account vs. Business/School Account:
- Some Microsoft Forms may be restricted to business/school accounts (e.g., Office 365 organizational accounts).
- Try Switching Accounts:
- If the form belongs to a business account, log in with the corresponding business email; if it's a personal form, check if you're accidentally using a business account.
- Check Account Status:
- Ensure the account is not locked or restricted (e.g., unverified email).
3. Other Attempts
- Use Different Devices:
- Try accessing the form using a phone, tablet, or another computer to rule out device compatibility issues.
- Check Link Format:
- Ensure the form link is complete and has no extra characters (e.g., missing https:// or containing spaces).
If the issue still persists, it is recommended to provide more detailed error screenshots or technical descriptions for further analysis.
Feel free to share updates with me on how things are progressing after you've completed the aforementioned steps. Should you have any questions or require clarification, do not hesitate to reach out to me. I‘d like to do my utmost to assist you.
Best regards
Adrian.C-MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist