I’ll start off by saying I own the domain, this is all for my own business so I have admin rights over everything, and I specifically bought Windows 11 Pro because I know Home doesn’t allow using business domains.
Now, I just bought a new laptop specifically for work and nothing else and I can’t sign in using my work email with Microsoft 365 which was the whole reason I got this laptop in the first place. I want to keep all my work stuff off of my personal computer so now my work email has it’s own computer and I can’t even sign in.
I normally did everything from my desktop, signed in with my personal Microsoft account, and I used everything business related online. Now that I have my own dedicated hardware for this account, nothing works.
Right now the laptop is on Windows 11 Pro 22631.2715, I was able to setup with a local account by using the Shift+F10 to open CMD, and typing in oobe\bypassnro so it would reboot and give me the option to say I don’t have internet. I set up the local account, did all the updates, driver junk, and it’s all good so now I wanna use it, but I can’t sign in to actually access anything on Office, OneDrive, nothing.
I go to settings, click the sign in button, enter my Microsoft 365 work email, and it tells me the email doesn’t exist.
I went to settings, accounts, access work or school, click connect, and it lets me sign in with the same email from there so it clearly exists. The laptop is now registered on the domain and I can see it come up on my Microsoft 365 account in a browser and all is fine there, but it’s still not showing that I’m signed in on settings, not showing OneDrive status, etc, and still says it’s a local account.
The OneDrive app also doesn’t work and won’t let me sign in and keeps giving me error 0x8004deed but it works fine if I login on a browser.
Suggestions?
What 365 licenses are assigned to the business account?