Windows 10: Your organisation's policies prevent you from changing your primary alias.

I changed my email *** Email address is removed for privacy *** because my original email *** Email address is removed for privacy *** was hacked and it no longer exists


Each day when I start my PC, I enter my PIN and it has my former email ... I want it to show my new email



However, I cannot change my primary email because of my organisation's policies


Any help would be appreciated


David Stagg

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Change primary alias- error "your organization's policies prevent you from changing your primary alias".

I have changed email providers from sympatico to gmail. I cannot remove the sympatico email as my primary alias, getting the message "your organization's policies prevent you from changing your primary alias". I am the sole user of this laptop and I have
no idea how to change "my organization's policies". I am able to access the net only by clicking on Chrome's "Run as an administrator" with slower performance.

How do I eliminate the primary alias to regain normal usage with the new email sign on?

 

Change primary alias- error "your organization's policies prevent you from changing your primary alias".

I am also having the same problem. I have cancelled my bell internet but my sympatico. email is still showing as my primary alias and I cannot change it. It still says: Your organization's policies prevent you from changing
your primary alias.

I can however still log into my computer and my Microsoft account, which I was also worried about. So you should be safe to cancel your bell service.

 

Change primary alias- error "your organization's policies prevent you from changing your primary alias".

Lovely to see that this problem is still ongoing.

It would be nice if Microsoft would acknowledge the issue and provide clear direction on how to resolve it. To summarize:

a) Some people - seems to be mostly Canadians and Australians using particular ISPs - used the email address proved by their ISP, e.g. @sympatico.ca, as the primary alias on their Microsoft account;

b) These people would now like to change the primary alias on their Microsoft account;

c) For some unexplained reason that seems to relate to the nature of how the ISPs in question set things up with Microsoft, we all receive the error that "Our organization's policies prevent you from changing your primary alias" and we cannot change our
primary alias on our Microsoft account.

d) We post here seeking insight on how to proceed.

e) We are given no explanation of the cause or how to resolve the situation, but we are instead given a stream of technobabble that claims to point to a resolution, but which instead indicates that the issue is either being misunderstood or we are being
spun a line of corporate double-speak because the Microsoft rep posting doesn't know what to do.