Try this:
- Click Settings > Accounts > Access work or school
- Click the account you want to remove
- Click Disconnect
More information can be found here:
I hope that helps!
Removing an account from "Emails & Accounts" in Windows 10
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I cannot remove an account from Settings / Email & Accounts / Manage. The delete button does not appear. When I click Manage, my browser opens and tells me to sign into an account in Microsoft Online. It was an account that I used for an old domain, that was connected to a MS Office product.
How do I get rid of these account and the annoying reminders that "there is a problem with my account"?
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2021-07-01T13:05:22+00:00 Very simple, well written instructions. I had a couple of missteps... becuase I didn't follow your instructions.
But Solved the problem.
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2021-06-23T23:41:55+00:00 Your solution works. Many thanks.
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2021-06-23T22:21:31+00:00 Now that amused me. Sadly though it's an even bigger shambles in Android if you have a family and a business setup. Prepare for tears.
I have been trying to sort out one drive but I have the family login and the business one on this new PC. Trying to be thorough at initial setup. I set up OneDrive with my Business account. So it slaps me on the back of my hand and pops over the Family one and uses that. So I get the wrong data.
I tried Microsoft "help". That expression must be oxymoron of the year. They haven't got a clue.
If you hear a loud splash it will be me jumping into the North Sea with an anchor chain lashed round my ankles.
It would be SO, SO easy to give us a delete button. But this, of course, is Microsoft