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Problems installing ADD Connect on Server 2022
I have set up a Windows Server 2022 (Hyper-V).
I have an M365 DEV tenant from Microsoft.
When I install ADD Connect, I am first asked for the local user, which works with the login.
Then I am supposed to log in to the DEV tenant with a user. To do this, I made a user a global administrator with Microsoft authentication.
I log in and am asked to enter the number displayed on my cell phone. Immediately after that, I see this message and cannot continue.
I have installed only Microsoft Edge, last version, all updates are installed.
In the Serevr Manager -> Local Server I Disable IE Enhanced Security Configuration.
I Login in Edge with this Global admin and have still open this Edge Window.
But If I Login again, the same error message.
What can I do to fix this problem?
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Any update?
- Bogdan_GuineaIron Contributor
Hy,
this issue is very likely caused by an outdated or missing WebView2 runtime on your Windows Server 2022 machine otherwise check the prerequisites for AAD for your Server.
Try:
- Download and install the latest Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime:
- https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/?form=MA13LH
- Run the installer on your Server 2022.
- Restart the Azure AD Connect setup and try the authentication again.
Good luck!
- Download and install the latest Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime:
- GriJBrass Contributor
Hi Guwak,
i don't think its a problem with the browser. Maybe MFA is causing the problems.Can you try to:
- disable Security Defaults temporarily
- disable MFA for the impacted user
BR
- GuwakCopper Contributor
I do it, but same Problem
Configure Edge to be your default Browser using Default Apps in Settings (Link Edge to .HTML, for example)
- GuwakCopper Contributor
That was the first thing I checked. I noticed that on a new Server 2022 where I still have DNS and AD installed, some parts refer to Internet Explorer. I then did the following to solve the problem
dism /online /Remove-Capability /CapabilityName:Browser.InternetExplorer~~~~0.0.11.0
I will test this again in the next few days.