Windows 10: I have just bought a Dell PC with Windows 11. I also have a Business 365 Account. When I...

If I go into 365 on Edge it recognizes email and password immediately. And it logs into the 365 account. What is the problem and what can I do please

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Windows 11 Pro Login Using Microsoft 365 for Business Login

I have a Microsoft 365 for Business Account with multiple users and would like to be able to login to our Windows 11 Pro computers using those accounts. I was told this is possible, but I have not figured out how this works. I have a custom domain, brammerinsurance.com, and these are the accounts I would like to use to login. Is there a way to do this? 365 support said I would have to talk to Windows support and I cannot get an answer from either.

 

Windows 11 microsoft store doesn't use business accounts anymore?

So we have upgraded one of our company pc's and we are now running Windows 11 Enterprise, runs pretty good.

Now we want to use the Microsoft Store with one of our existing business accounts (Corporate Office365 account) to download or install or purchase new apps for Windows specifically for this computer that have to be purchased from the Microsoft Store.

The Windows 11 Microsoft Store shows a notification when you logon that there is no support in the store for business or school accounts, only personal accounts like Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook.com accounts.

I've been browsing the web for some time but did they really remove the option to log into the Windows Store using business accounts? This pretty much would make this computer useless for us, we might have to go back to Windows 10 if there is no workaround. We could create a new account using outlook.com but how is someone supposed to install a Windows Store app that has been previously purchased in a business account? Are we missing something?

• Is it correct to say that the Windows Store in both Windows 10 and 11 don't support business accounts at all? **
  

 

Microsoft 365 Business - enrolling Windows 10 devices

Hi everyone,

I'm the IT guy for a small business (<20 employees). We have subscription for Microsoft 365 Business and our users are on Windows 10 laptops. When preparing laptop for a new employee, I refer to this article: https://support.office.com/en-us/ar...caa-89a9-48cabf41f193?ui=en-US&rs=en-SG&ad=SG

My questions:

• When I enroll a Windows 10 laptop to Azure AD for a new employee, should I connect it using my own account or the new employee's account? Note: using the new employee's account means that I would have to create it, use it to enroll the laptop, change the
  password, then hand the account over to the new employee.
• I've been recommended to configure Azure AD users (i.e. employees) as non-Administrators on their laptops. Is it recommended to create a "local" administrator account on laptops for my troubleshooting purpose? Note: as the IT guy, I have Global Administrator
  role in Microsoft 365.
• When creating new application management policy for Windows 10, there is option for device type Personal or Company Owned. When enrolling a Windows 10 device, how does Microsoft 365 know that the device is personal or company-owned?

Thanks.