Youtube training videos

Swati Sharma 0 Reputation points
2026-06-17T14:38:21.2633333+00:00

When I try to finish a playlist, the YouTube-based training modules do not get marked as completed, even after I watch them fully. Instead, I receive an error message. This happened previously during the AI Skills Fest as well — my learning progress wasn’t recognized, and I eventually had to delete those videos from my playlist just to move forward.

Unfortunately, the same issue is happening again now. The system still doesn’t register the YouTube videos as completed, and it continues to show an error.

Could you please look into this and help resolve the issue? It’s affecting my ability to complete the required learning.

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    2026-06-17T14:38:33.8633333+00:00

    Issues with Microsoft Learn training modules not recording completion, including YouTube-based content, need to be reported through the official troubleshooting channel so they can be investigated for the specific account and playlist.

    Use the Microsoft Learn troubleshooting page to report this problem, including:

    1. The name and URL of the affected learning path or playlist.
    2. Which specific modules (YouTube-based) fail to complete.
    3. Screenshots or text of the error message shown when the module should be marked complete.
    4. Mention that this also occurred during AI Skills Fest so support can see the pattern.

    Submit this via the Microsoft Learn troubleshooting page so the support team can review logs, correct the progress tracking for the account if needed, and address any underlying platform issue.

    The same channel is used for issues with sandboxes, knowledge checks, or loading/completing module pages, and applies to completion/progress problems like this.


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