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May 11, 2017
Historical data
I'm not sure in which community I should report this as it potentially is related to many.
I've got a microsoft account. "*@live.com" I used to work at oldcomp and had a pieter@oldcomp.com account which was connected to my microsoft account.
I now moved to newcomp and I use pieter@newcomp.com as my login for Office 365 etc. I'm also logged in with pieter@newcomp.com in office etc.
I removed my oldcomp account from my microsoft account and added new comp. I noticed recently that when I login to office 365 that pieter@oldcomp.com is still included in my browser history, I first through that I miust have typed that address once by mistake, so I didn't really worry about it until today.
Today I installed Visio and I shocked, all the Visio files that opened which working at oldcomp were available in my Visio History. Ok, I can't open them, but it's quite embarrassing when I'm in front of a customer and my old company (a competitor) appears on the screen.
It makes demo-ing office 365 quite difficult.
It is not the history locally on my PC as I have never had Visio installed on this PC but the historical files that I have opened in the past are all visible. I don't want to create a new microsoft account as a lot is connected to my microsoft account.
Is there a way to delete this history?
Anybody else noticed the same in the past?
- Have you tried following this approach: https://www.sharepointeurope.com/solved-cannot-connect-project-online/?platform=hootsuite The workaround is just to solve a problem with Project App, but it gets you to the part of managing your Windows Credentials used for connecting to services such as Office 365 ones
- Have you tried following this approach: https://www.sharepointeurope.com/solved-cannot-connect-project-online/?platform=hootsuite The workaround is just to solve a problem with Project App, but it gets you to the part of managing your Windows Credentials used for connecting to services such as Office 365 ones
Thanks that seems to have solved it. Although I will probably only know for sure when I move company again ;-)
- Glad to help!