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tictag
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Jul 06, 2024

ERROR: "Bad Request - Request Too Long" When Signing In To Microsoft 365 Using Work Profiles

When the following conditions are true:

 

  1. Using the latest version of Microsoft Edge browser.
  2. When the browser is signed in to any Microsoft 365 account.
  3. When browsing to any Microsoft 365 website.

I receive the following browser error:

 

Bad Request - Request Too Long
HTTP Error 400. The size of the request headers is too long.

 

When I sign in to any Work Profile, no matter the account/tenant, the moment I browse to any Microsoft 365 page i.e. any website that redirects via: https://login.microsoftonline.com/, I receive the error above e.g. https://office.com, https://admin.microsoft.com, https://portal.azure.com etc.

 

If I sign-out from the Work Profile, everything works fine (i.e. I am presented with the usual Microsoft 365 sign-in dialogue for username and password, then 2FA code, then the expected page appears),  if I then sign-in > browse > error ... sign-out, works fine, sign-in, error etc. ... consistently repeatable.

 

Using 'Browse as Guest' or any 'Personal' or 'Work Profile' without signing in works fine.

 

TROUBLESHOOTING ALREADY CARRIED OUT

 

  • Deleted/recreated all profiles.
  • Signed in / out multiple accounts on multiple tenants.
  • Sync options > all, some, none.
  • 'Automatic sign in on Microsoft Edge' enabled & disabled.
  • 'Allow single sign-on for work or school sites using this profile' enabled & disabled.
  • 'Automatic profile switching' all options on & all off.
  • Deleted all cache/cookies, from all time in all profiles.
  • Reset settings in all profiles.
  • Completely uninstalled/reinstalled Microsoft Edge (i.e. Safe Mode > delete all files > all profile data> all temp files > all registry entries).

 

Q1 What could cause this error, only when the Work Profile is signed-in?

Q2 Aside from syncing settings, how would signing-in to the Work Profile effect OATH requests to https://login.microsoftonline.com/?

Q3 Has anybody experienced this or something like this before?

Q4 Are there any troubleshooting steps I haven't tried?

 

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