Windows 10: Can't see local PCs when connected to Azure AD

Hey folks,


Not sure if something changed recently with windows or something else but I am no longer able to see LAN PCs on the network unless I am logged into a local windows account. If I am logged into my azure ad account they do not appear. Any ideas?


Thanks

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Windows 10 Azure AD to local

Hello,

I have a problem using my Azure AD profile in Windows 10. I have set up my Windows 10 PC using my organization Office 365 account (Azure AD). This caused a problem accessing my organization shared folders in file servers, it cannot recognize and connect.
I tried with a local Windows account and there was no problem. So I suppose I need to disconnect from Azure AD and go to a local administrator account for not having such a problem. I have 2 PCs with the same problem, I tried in one but it changed totally
the account, deleted the Azure and lost the installation and settings from that. Now I need to set up from the beginning the local account...

In order not to lose the data, installations, settings etc from the other computer (I have my whole work and licensed software in that), how could I just change to a local account from my Azure/Office365? I need to keep the whole profile but login locally,
not with my Office365 account. Is there any way to do that?

Thank you

 

Azure AD connected Devices

Hello,

I was just wondering if someone can assist me please, this might be a simple question yet i can't seem to find answers for it so far so i thought it might be best to ask the community.

We have recently started connecting staff tablets to Azure AD so they use there staff logins to access the tablet, this seems to work fine and no problems so far. The issue i have is that once they are connected to Azure AD i can no longer access the local
administrator account we create when setting up the tablets. I have tried pcname\username etc but this does not work.

Does anyone know if you can still access the local accounts built into the tablet, or are they made
redundant when connected to Azure?

Thanks

Lewis

 

Windows 10 Remote Desktop connection using Azure AD Credentials

My organization is running Windows 10 joined to Azure AD organization (completely cloud hosted, i.e. no on-prem Active Directory). I login to my PC with a username in the form of "username@organization.com" with no issues and have enabled Remote Desktop connections to this PC.

If I attempt to Remote Desktop from another PC on the LAN or from home, my credentials are always deemed invalid. If I attempt to login using a local account (via RDP) it works just fine.

Can anyone suggest why Azure AD credentials do not work over RDP or how to enable this feature?