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Microsoft Security | Microsoft Identity Manager
A tool for managing user identities, credentials, and access across on-premises and cloud environments
To disconnect from a site administrator account that is controlling your PC, you may need to follow these steps:
- Check User Accounts: Go to the Control Panel and navigate to User Accounts. Here, you can see all the accounts on your computer. If you see an account that you do not recognize or that you believe is fraudulent, you may want to remove it.
- Change Your Password: If you have access to your account, change your password to something strong and unique. This can prevent unauthorized access.
- Disconnect from Management Infrastructure: If your device is managed by an MDM (Mobile Device Management) system, you can disconnect it. This can be done through the Settings app under Accounts > Access work or school. Select the account and choose to disconnect.
- Contact IT Support: If you are unable to disconnect or if the account is managed by an organization, it may be best to contact IT support for assistance. They can help you regain control of your device.
- Reinstall Windows: As a last resort, if you believe your system is compromised and you cannot regain control, consider backing up your data and reinstalling Windows to remove any unauthorized accounts and software.
Make sure to secure your device after disconnecting by enabling firewalls and using antivirus software to prevent future issues.