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shoaib2000
Copper Contributor
Jun 03, 2021

Company portal enrolment issues: Your device is already connected by your organisation

 

Hi

 

I am a Helpdesk technician in a Small organisation of 25 users. We have recently rolled out Microsoft Intune in our company to manage our devices.

 

We have recently acquired two new laptops which we cannot the device in  company portal when running through the 3 stage process to "Set Up Your Device". So when I try to add the work account I get the error "Your device is already connected by your organisation".

 

 

I am totally confused by this. The device is brand new so it has never been connected to Intune before. The work accounts have been enrolled onto Intune  before on different devices so this should not be affecting enrolment should it?

 

Please can someone advise us as we are unsure where to go. I have searched on Google for anyone having similar issues but haven’t any luck. 

 

Thanks,

Shoaib

 

25 Replies

  • alex_connective's avatar
    alex_connective
    Copper Contributor

    shoaib2000 

    Hi, I solved this issue by re-assigning the Primary user!

    We used a test account called 'Autopilot' to run the autopilot process and due to this, the primary user was obviously set as 'Autopilot' in Intune/Entra/AAD. Once I changed this back to the correct user and performed a sync, it resolved this issue.


    So if you use test accounts to build out the laptops, remember to change the primary user!

     

  • Vasudevanr's avatar
    Vasudevanr
    Copper Contributor

    shoaib2000 

    1. From your android mobile  Go to Settings > Accounts > Work account > REMOVE ACCOUNT

    2. Settings > open  Company portal app > Deactivate and Uninstall  

    3. Play store > Install Company portal

    4.  Setup new work email

     I

    • Hacksawcats's avatar
      Hacksawcats
      Copper Contributor
      Hi all, I've read the above posts with great interest. But it seems to me that there is now straight forward way of adding a device to end point. Is there anywhere, where there is a straightforward instructions/guides on how to enroll a device without hacking the registry etc. Surely MS have sorted what appear to be several issues out by now? Many thanks
      • Rudy_Ooms_MVP's avatar
        Rudy_Ooms_MVP
        MVP
        If all devices were all wiped before enrollment... there shouldn't be an issue 🙂 ... but dealing with existing devices with lingering registry key and removing them manually or with a script..is still needed
  • talbrechtsen's avatar
    talbrechtsen
    Copper Contributor
    Did you find a solution? I have just begun rolling out Endpoint within our Organization and am having an issue with a handful of laptops doing the same thing. It's been frustrating and I want to figure this out so I can get it off my plate.
      • talbrechtsen's avatar
        talbrechtsen
        Copper Contributor
        The devices that are struggling are mainly ADDR, but the confusing aspect for me is that I have other ADDR devices that have successfully joined Intune following the same steps. I have my MDM/MAM scope set to All and None. The error occuring for my users is "Your device is already connected to your organization" yet, the device is not in Intune. I'm sure this is a simple problem that I just am not understanding.
  • Hjorthen's avatar
    Hjorthen
    Brass Contributor
    Another thing to try would be to go to: %USERPROFILE%/Appdata/Local/Packages.

    Delete the folder "Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin_......" using a local user account.
    After deleting it, sign back in with the local user and the relationship to azure/intune should be gone.
    • hybamboo's avatar
      hybamboo
      Copper Contributor

      This method actually fixed my problem. I can re-register my device with no error. Thanks.

      • shoaib2000's avatar
        shoaib2000
        Copper Contributor
        Hi all,

        We have tried the advice on the above post from Coopem16 but still to no affect.

        We've played with MAM and MDM settings and unchecked "the allow my organisation to manage my device".

        We've tried manually removing devices from Azure AD and still to no effect.

        Could someone please help us. We really want to rollout Intune to our organisation but we just can't get past this deadlock.

        If someone can help that would be greatly appreciated.

        Kind Regards,

        Shoaib
  • PDostiyar's avatar
    PDostiyar
    Bronze Contributor
    The reason you get this error is because the same you are using has been having another devices configured Joined to Azure and enrolled into Intune, if you go to Intune and switch the primary user for this device you will be able to see all the apps on the company portal and everything will works fine.
    • shoaib2000's avatar
      shoaib2000
      Copper Contributor
      Hi PDostiyar,

      Thanks for the reply.

      We have already done this but it hasn't helped.

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