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Hi, I keep getting a pop-up anytime I start a Microsoft apps -- it is a Microsoft Azure Information Protection dialog box and it asked me to sign-in -- My IT department had setup my personal machine when I needed to connect to my corporate. I no longer need to do that and I believe it is why this message comes up now. Any suggestions on how to turn this off? thanks,
Hi @Daniel Queva , does it keep appearing after you sign in? Or have you not signed in? Do you get any errors if you try to sign in? When you say "I no longer need to do that" , can you clarify what you mean by that?
Thank you,
James
Hi James, thank you for your answer.
When I try to sign in - it tells me that I need to use a "work" or school account, not a personal account. The company I worked for set this up on my personal computer so that I could access the corporate network. They told me when I would no longer have access to the network, I would have to disable something in the settings but don't remember where. Since I no longer work for the company, I keep getting the message to pop-up multiple time despite closing it every time. Hope that provides additional context to help with this. thanks.
Daniel
You can simply uninstall the AIP client, assuming you don't need it anymore?
Hi @Daniel Queva , did you ever end up resolving this issue? If so please let me know how so other users can reference it. Like michev said, are you able to uninstall the client? If not, it might be something your admin needs to fix. Please let me know and I can help you further.
Best,
James