Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
No answer from Microsoft or Citrix, no new version of FSLogix ... amazing !
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Hello, I have a remote end user that is receiving this error code when trying to sign into any M365 app. Once we close the error message the apps work perfectly fine but this happens daily when signing on and I would like to find a permanent fix. I would attach a screenshot but that doesn't seem to be working right now.
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We couldn't sign you in. If this error persists, contact your system administrators and provide the error code CAA90049.
Error code: CAA90049
Correlation ID: 9a55***1d07
Server message: Session key is empty
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you
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Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
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No answer from Microsoft or Citrix, no new version of FSLogix ... amazing !
does anyone know what the fix for this is ?
Can you elaborate on this script and what you mean by the defaultuser0?
At this moment I am experiencing the same issue with one of my laptops.
As its 8:35 here, I did not receive any messages of the same issue yet (everyone clocks in at 9:00)
I did a test on my laptop to do a script and remediation that detects and deletes the defaultuser0
For the rest I did not make any changes to my profile or laptop.
I sincerly hope this is only a issue for my laptop and not a issue that affects others in my organisation as I am the only tech available due to holiday's.. then I will be swamped :(
Posting an update in case this helps anyone.
Deleting a users FSLogix Profile and having them reconnect via "access work or school account" Did not help, they have the problem once again after logging out and back into Horizon.
I created a new pool using Dedicated desktop that refresh on logoff and that didn't help.
I changed the pool to not refresh on logoff anymore and am testing that.
A change to my early comment - I have more than 1 user affected. Other users have been following the disconnect/reconnect process on their own without telling IT, so we didn't know it was an issue. It appears to be an issue for some but not all of the employees I've questioned.