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Forget across services, I somehow have at least three Microsoft accounts all tied to the same email address, with no way to know which account any particular se
by technothrasher 5y ago
Forget across services, I somehow have at least three Microsoft accounts all tied to the same email address, with no way to know which account any particular service wants on any given day. Teams is particularly bad, signing me into one of the three seemingly at random so that I have to keep logging out and back in until it miraculously gets me into the correct account, guessing which password it wants each time. Any support avenue I’ve tried has no idea what I’m talking about and offers no fix. Thankfully I don’t much rely on my Microsoft accounts.
- m_eiman 5y agoI like the dance I have to do to log in’ - username - password - 2fa - username - password - 2fa (but not too soon, or they’ll say I’ve used up my token supply for the day) - maybe logged in, maybe do it again
- gknoy 5y agoI love how whenever I log into Outlook with SSO, I'm immediately taken to a page that says I've logged out, and then have to go back 2-3 steps in my browser to a previous view of the calendar (or mail). It's like whoever rolled that out has never had to use it. It's _infuriating_, and is a daily occurrence (in two browser tabs, since I have calendar + mail open in different ones). I wish I knew of a solution.
- mattkevan 5y agoYammer is the worst for that. And the worst, just in general. Login -> 2FA -> Loading state for 20 seconds -> Content pops in -> Whoops, back to login. This cycle repeats 3-4 times before it settles down. Then all the other Microsoft apps decide I’m no longer logged in and have to do the 2FA dance for every. Single. One. Some days I end up running out of 2FA tokens and am unable to log into essential systems. It’s maddening.