Yes. Work through these checks in order, because the same sign-in stack can affect Microsoft Edge and Windows account-based sign-in behavior.
- Verify whether the account itself can sign in on the web.
- Personal account: try https://account.microsoft.com
- Work or school account: try https://myaccount.microsoft.com
- If web sign-in also fails, the issue is with the account rather than Edge. For a work or school account, the IT administrator must reset or unlock the account. Also verify MFA is still configured correctly at https://mysignins.microsoft.com.
- Clear cached sign-in data in Edge.
- Open
edge://settings/privacy - Under Clear browsing data, select Choose what to clear
- Select Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files
- Set Time range to All time
- Select Clear now
- Restart Edge and try signing in again
- Note: this signs out of websites.
- Open
- Check for conflicting Edge profiles.
- Open
edge://settings/profiles - If multiple Microsoft account profiles exist, sign out of the problematic profile and sign in again
- If that fails, remove the problematic profile, restart Edge, and create a new profile
- Caution: removing a profile deletes local browsing data for that profile that is not synced, including favorites, history, and passwords.
- Open
- Clear stored Windows credentials.
- Open Credential Manager in Control Panel
- Under Windows Credentials and Generic Credentials, remove outdated entries related to
MicrosoftAccountorlogin.microsoftonline.com - Restart Edge and try again
- Update Edge.
- Open
edge://settings/help - Let Edge check for and install updates
- Restart Edge
- Open
- Check Windows account connection.
- Go to Settings > Accounts > Your info and confirm the account is connected
- For work or school accounts, also check Settings > Accounts > Access work or school
- If needed, disconnect and reconnect the work or school account from Access work or school
- Reset the Windows Token Broker service.
- Open Command Prompt as administrator
- Run:
net stop TokenBroker
net start TokenBroker
- Restart Edge and test sign-in again
- Check whether browser sign-in is blocked by policy.
- Open
edge://policy - Find BrowserSignin
- If the value is 0, browser sign-in is disabled and the organization’s IT administrator must change the policy
- Restart Edge after any policy change
- Open
- Check network access to Microsoft authentication endpoints.
- Confirm access to:
-
https://login.microsoftonline.com -
https://login.live.com -
https://account.live.com -
https://graph.microsoft.com
-
- If a proxy is used, check it in
edge://settings/system - If possible, test from another network such as a mobile hotspot to determine whether the issue is network-specific
- Confirm access to:
- If the device is managed by an organization and compliance errors appear:
- Sign in to Windows with the work or school account
- Connect to the organization network by VPN or DirectAccess
- Press Windows+L, unlock with the work or school account, and test again
If the issue still persists, collect diagnostics before contacting support:
- Edge version from
edge://settings/help - Policies from
edge://policy - Network trace from
edge://net-export/ - Identity status from
edge://identity-internals/ - Windows version from Settings > System > About
- Whether the account is personal, work, or school