Windows 10: I accidentally allowed my school to manage my device from Microsoft Teams.

I have already disconnected my school account, but I cannot sign into Microsoft Edge with my personal account and it gives me a code: 0x800704ec

I am using Windows 10 Pro. Also, some of my device settings have been locked or hidden. Furthermore, my personal account's PIN has been limited to 4 numbers.

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How to remove "Mobile Device Managment policies" from my private desktop? (Accidentally clicked on "Allow my organization to manage my device" in Microsoft Teams)

I have a problem and I can't find an answer, even after searching for hours on the internet.

Our school recently started working with Microsoft Teams and Office 365 because of the COVID-19 situation.

When installing Microsoft teams (on my own private computer, not the one that was provided to us), I accidentally checked the "allow my organization to manage my device" box.





A little while after installing Microsoft Teams my PC restarted and it stated that my organisation wanted me to make a new pincode for logging in.

My Windows Version also got automatically updated.

Then I noticed the following 2 notifications:









My question is: How do I reverse all of this?

I want to disallow my organization to manage my device and I want to remove all the policies mentioned above.

I already tried logging out and disconnecting my school account under the tab "Access work or school", but to no avail, even after restarting my pc.

 

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Accidentally clicked "Allow my organization to manage my device" in Teams

I've been working from home for a few months and recently needed to re-sign in to my Microsoft Teams app using my work credentials. I mistakenly blasted through the prompts and left the "Allow my organization to manage my device" box checked. This introduced
a couple of problems:

1. I do NOT want my work to have ANY access to my device

2. Now when I try to unlock my device, the four-digit PIN I've been using for years is no longer good enough and needs to be changed by "my organization". I use a four-digit simple PIN as a small-step lock that is easy for me to type in. Upgrading to a six-digit
PIN or a traditional account password as my primary unlocking does not suit my needs.

I've been able to remove my work account from my Windows profile and signed into Teams again, this time leaving the box unchecked. However, even after rebooting, the PIN entry issue persists. I'm now concerned I don't have the necessary privacy and control
over my own device that I used to have.