Getting this issue on Edge and Outlook etc on an AVD... anybody figure out the problem?
Device stuck on just a moment.
I am assisting a user who sign is frozen on Just a moment.
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Edward M. Stokes 0 Reputation points
2025-11-20T17:39:08.09+00:00 Same problem here with signing into M365 for MS-Office activation and also signing into M365 email from Outlook. The "Just a moment ..." message always builds 3 times, stopping on the second fresh. Can sign into user's account on web-based office.com, but not in MS-Office. Solved this mostly by installling an older version of MS-Office; however, OneDrive still gives the recurring "Just a moment ..." message, which always refreshes twice, and goes nowhere on the third refresh of this message. Account can sign into web-based M365 Outlook with no error.
Computer did initially have wrong time zone. Correcting this did not fixed the recurring "Just a moment ...".
Spent all night trying to get this working. Computer is now deployed -- couldn't wait -- with an outdated (and unsupported) MS-Office version and no shared files in OneDrive. Might be nice if there were a solution for this.
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Joseph Tran 4,095 Reputation points Independent Advisor
2025-10-03T17:52:18.52+00:00 Hi, There
There’s a concise approach to help a user stuck on “Just a moment” usually on Microsoft sign-in or Azure AD login pages:
You can try this quick troubleshooting steps:
- Clear Browser Cache & Cookies fo old session data can block login.
- Try a Private/Incognito Window to bypasses cached sessions.
- Check Browser Compatibility and use latest Edge, Chrome, or Firefox.
- Disable Browser Extensions , especially ad blockers or privacy tools.
- Network Check to ensure no VPN, proxy, or firewall is blocking Microsoft services.
- Try Another Device to helps confirm if it’s device/browser-specific.
- Time & Date Accuracy may cost the incorrect system time can cause MFA/sign-in loops.
=> If all else fails, the issue may be on Microsoft’s side or with conditional access policies; in that case, contacting Microsoft support is needed.