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Delete my Personal Microsoft free teams account
- Aug 09, 2022
byron85 Hi, you can sign in with your personal Microsoft account at Users - Microsoft Azure but make sure to do that with an InPrivate / Incognito browser session to avoid any cached credentials.
Using the above link you'll see the Teams free (classic) admin account and your personal email address related to that one.
How to create a Teams free org. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/sign-up-for-teams-free-classic-70aaf044-b872-4c32-ac47-362ab29ebbb1
If you simply created a Teams account for personal use with a personal Microsoft account you'll need to delete that personal Microsoft account to have the associated Teams account deleted.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/how-to-close-your-microsoft-account-c1b2d13f-4de6-6e1b-4a31-d9d668849979
Hi Christian
Thanks for your post - i have a slightly complicated issue related to it.
i have a personal MS/O365/Teams account since i had/have Surface devices, Nokia Lumias, Windows 10 Mobile HP Elite X3, etc. It dates back to Outlook's in-merging of Hotmail.
On Teams, in addition to the personal account I think i created a free org some years back, but now it's creating issues joining external meetings as a guest. I can't delete the org since i can't access the admin email address on azure or onmicrosoft, with a personal account.
All this is not helped with the policy changes in business vs personal for Teams etc.
My Outlook/MS accounts are quite important, and if i understand you correctly, i wouldn't want to delete the personal Microsoft account. Also i don't want to delete the teams account, only the org which is a second account - i.e., my Outlook/MS account has 2 Teams accounts; one a personal account, and the second, a free Teams work account. I only want to delete the work account. But it keeps saying i can't manage it with the personal MS email (which i'd set it up with), and i can't join external Team meetings either (which is the main vexing issue - i can live with a vestigial account).
I would greatly appreciate any advice in this regard.
Thanks
Mehboob Ghai
Mumbai, India