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Unable to setup my Teams account
Hi Community
I recently wanted to try Microsoft Teams for collaboration, but it seems when I login or signup we get the error "Someone has already set up Teams for your organization". No one has actually setup Teams or office 365 earlier in our organization but we still get this error.
We have huge azure infrastructure running which uses this domain for AD (maybe thats a conflict).
Need this to be resolved, any help would be great.
9 Replies
- HenryPhillipsNimbitechBronze Contributor
Hi kumarvivek ,
There are a few things you can check in the first instance:
1. Is you same work UPN/Email associated with a personal account that has signed up for Free or Personal Teams? If so, disassociate and try again.
2. It could just be a case that maybe initially your Org didn't want to role out Teams and turned off the licensing option? So I would ensure that Teams is enabled against your account.
Let me know how you get on?
Thanks
Henry
- kumarvivekCopper Contributor
Hi
Thanks for the response.
1) I don't see any accounts linked with my official account (I hope linked accounts comes below when clicked on accounts). Do you have link where I can check my account list?
2) No licence was turned off, we recently started trying Microsoft productivity tool, we have some Azure setup with domain in Azure AD.. I hope that doesn't creates problem.
Thanks for trying to help.
- HenryPhillipsNimbitechBronze Contributor
Hi kumarvivek ,
When you say setup domain in Azure AD, could you expand on this as Azure AD is not a problem and is essential to all Microsoft Cloud services. So when you say setup, do you mean you just added in a custom domain? Or you are making use of Azure Domain Services, however that is more for VMs and should not really come into play here. Or have you done something else.
The linked accounts I was referring to is more where you say have a *@outlook.com and you have linked your *@company.com account. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/troubleshoot/teams-sign-in/someone-has-already-setup-teams
So it could just take one person at *@company.com to sign up for say the free version of Teams and that domain is now associated with a Teams Org and now in use.
Thanks
Henry