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The error OwaUserHasNoMailboxAndNoLicenseAssignedException indicates that the signed-in account does not have an Exchange Online mailbox because no appropriate license (for example, Microsoft 365 with Exchange Online) is assigned, or the mailbox has not been provisioned yet.
To resolve this:
- In the Microsoft 365 admin center, open Users → Active users.
- Locate the affected user account and open its properties.
- Under Licenses and apps, ensure a license that includes Exchange Online (such as Microsoft 365 E3/E5/Business plans) is assigned.
- Save the changes and wait for mailbox provisioning to complete (this can take some time), then try accessing Outlook on the web again.
- If the user previously had a mailbox and it was removed or soft-deleted, restore or recreate the mailbox as appropriate in Exchange Online.
If the account is not supposed to have email, use a different account that has an Exchange Online mailbox when accessing Outlook on the web.
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