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This suddenly popped out of a device. What does this mean? What should we do?
"mddprov account has removed your workplace account and deleted all of the information associated with your workplace account (including business apps, password requirements, and other policies) from your device."
Have checked the Settings > Accounts and the account is still connected to that same device.
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Support ticket currently being worked through with Microsoft - will update this thread if they are able to share any info. on the cause and (hopefully) resolution. Happened for one other user this morning.
From Microsoft:
Title: Some users are unexpectedly receiving notifications indicating workplace account removal from a device
User impact: Users are unexpectedly receiving notifications indicating workplace account removal from a device.
More info: The error message includes: "mddprov account has removed your workplace account... from your device."
Final status: The investigation is complete and we've determined the service is healthy. A service incident did not actually occur. This communication will expire in 24 hours. This is the final update for the event.
Same issue also today for a few of our employees. Checked their Settings and didn't find anything suspicious there. Also checked our Azure portal logs and nothing there. Very curious to know what MS finds...
I had the same issue with a client today. I ran dsregcmd /status to double check the azure AD status. Everything checked out so I ran a GPupdate and had the users restart their computers and it took care of the issue.
This looks promising. What evidence indicated the issue is resolved?
I had the same issue with a client today. I ran dsregcmd /status to double check the azure AD status. Everything checked out so I ran a GPupdate and had them restart their computers and it took care of the issue.