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I also see that the troubleshooting page gives a link to an end user guide to enroll Windows 10 devices. Vignesh, that worked for me, in any case, hopefully it can work for you as well. To office 365, outlook, onedrive and so forth. I then returned to settings > accounts > Access work or school hit connect, put in the necessary codes and passwords and it worked! I rebooted the computer and logged in again and it continued to work, no error messages, no nothing, just connections I changed this to All, and made sure MAM User scope was set

I investigated the MDM user scope first of all (Azure Portal > Azure Active Directory > Mobility (MDM and MAM) > Microsoft Intune), and discovered that the MDM User scope was set to none. I searched on that, and the search took me here. Something about the enrollment process not working properly. It gave me one further error message/code (0x80180002b) at this point. I could easily enter the necessary codes. This needed access to my boss's phone, so I waited til I could have it alongside me so I then was able to log out as the local userĪnd log back in under the microsoft account, return to settings > accounts > Access work or school and selected 'connect' to connect to work's Azure AD.

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So I found out how to set up a local account (settings > accounts > sign-in options) and logging in with that account successfully enabled me to delete the work/school account. The error message was described as an 'unexpected behaviour' And that if you logged on with a local account, you could delete that error message, whereas you couldn't with a microsoft account. PC now with either a local account or a microsoft account. The internet search told me that you could log onto a When I tried to delete the the 'Work/School' account from the computer, I was getting an error message that read 'This PC isn't connected to a domain'. So that the account could be disconnected. It said somewhere about deleting the 'Work/School' account by going to settings > accounts > Access work or school, then highlight the account and selecting disconnect and saying yes It seemed to me the issue was something to do with user accounts, so after working my way through the posts above of how to fix it, and spending more time searching what the abbreviations meant than anything else, I tried searches on 'Microsoft Accounts', I'm not as up on using the acronyms as others, so I'll explain what I did in layman's speak. Ok, as an update, I've managed to get it sorted out on my boss's computer.