

This subscription provides cloud-based services like email, file storage, and collaboration tools, but they are not tied to a local domain controller like a traditional on-premises network setup.
CANNOT LOG INTO MICROSOFT WORD ACCOUNT WINDOWS
The inclusion of Intune and the ability to curate what apps are allowed on those remote PCs right from the Windows OoBE is a time saver.īased on the description of the issue, it is likely that the problem is related to how user accounts are set up in Microsoft 365 Business Standard. M365 BP makes more sense to me, since you get more for your buck overall.
CANNOT LOG INTO MICROSOFT WORD ACCOUNT UPGRADE
If you want to to make it go away you will have to upgrade to M365 Business Premium or or buy Azure AD Plan 1 ($6/month/user) or Plan 2 The office apps should pick them up during the first run. Once you "Connect to a school or work account" those credentials get stored in the user profile.

So the personal login will never go away? Is there a way around that? When you say " you will firstly need to sign into the Laptop with a Personal "Microsoft Account", and then add a connection to the O365 Business Account." Do you mean that they will need to use their personal account to always log into the laptop and then use the O365 Business Account to log into Office and the Office apps like OneDrive, Excel, etc.? So, Troy Jollimore is correct in that you will firstly need to sign into the Laptop with a Personal "Microsoft Account", and then add a connection to the O365 Business Account. Microsoft (in their desire to brand everything under the "M365" umbrella) does not really make this clear to customers faced with this type of scenario. You need a "Microsoft Account" to sign into a Computer that is not joined to a Domain. It's a very confusing situation, because Microsoft does not make it clear that an O365 Business Account is NOT a "Microsoft Account" (Personal O365), and it never will be. I don't think the OP wanted to join the Laptop to an Azure Domain, they just want to be able to sign-in with their O365 Business Account, and it is not possible to do that (as tulioarends.and others correctly pointed out).
