trying to use the microsoft product on my motorolla razr fold phone, unable to login into any microsoft app using my microsoft personal account

Mohamad ElHajj Mahmoud 0 Reputation points
2026-11-11T17:06:56.1033333+00:00

been trying to log into any microsoft app on my android motorolla razr fold phone, its a brand new phone a personal one, . I have a microsoft personal account with a subscription to use word excel etc. . Every time i try to log in it tells me that we can not use a personal account to log in. somehow it keep considering that my phone is tied to an organization. its a brand new phone out of the box running android 16

Microsoft 365 and Office | Subscription, account, billing | Other | Android

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  1. Ian-T 16,460 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-11-12T00:02:17.2+00:00

    Hi @Mohamad ElHajj Mahmoud

    Since this is a brand-new personal phone and the issue occurs in every Microsoft app, the phone may be automatically passing a saved work/school identity into the Microsoft sign-in window, even though you are trying to use a personal account.

    Please open Settings > Passwords, passkeys & accounts on the Motorola phone and check whether the same email address, or any unfamiliar work/school account, appears there. If it does, remove that account temporarily, restart the phone, and try signing in again.

    When the Microsoft app suggests an account, do not select the suggested entry. Instead, choose Use another account and manually type the same personal Microsoft account address

    Also, check your subscription in a browser under account.microsoft.com/services. If Microsoft 365 Personal appears there, the subscription and personal account are valid, and the problem is more likely related to the Android account-selection or authentication session rather than the license itself.

    If the phone copied settings from an older device during setup, also check whether the Microsoft apps were restored automatically. Uninstall one affected app, restart the phone, reinstall it directly from the regular Google Play Store, and test it before reinstalling the other Microsoft apps.

    If the error remains, please share the exact error message and any code beginning with AADSTS, while removing the email address, request ID, correlation ID, and other personal information. The specific code can help determine whether the app is selecting the wrong account type or sending the personal account to an organization-only sign-in endpoint.

    Thank you and have a nice day

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