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I have an account in Teams that's not me

Lawrence Lawrence 0 Reputation points
2026-03-20T10:47:51.07+00:00

Theres an account on my teams app that is not me and I didnt install

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  1. Thileep Kumar 3,860 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-03-20T11:29:30.32+00:00

    Could you please let me know if this is a personal or a work device? This issue can sometimes occur if a previously signed-in or work/school account is still linked to your device. You can sign-out Open Microsoft Teams > click your profile > Sign out.

    Also, go to Windows Settings > Accounts > Access work or school. Remove any unknown or unrecognized accounts.

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  2. Q&A Assist
    2026-03-20T10:48:14.3+00:00
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    The extra account is most likely another Microsoft account (for example, a work/school or personal account) that has been added to Microsoft Teams Free.

    To review or remove it, use these steps depending on device:

    On desktop or web

    1. Open Teams.
    2. Select the profile picture in the top-right corner.
    3. In the account list, check which accounts are shown.
    4. If it is an account that should not be there, select it, then sign out of Teams:
      • Select the profile picture again.
      • Choose Sign out.
    5. Sign back in only with the correct account using the guidance in the sign-in article.

    On mobile

    1. Open the Teams app.
    2. Tap the profile picture or More.
    3. Under Accounts and Orgs, review the accounts listed.
    4. Tap the unwanted account, then sign out from that account:
      • Tap the profile picture again.
      • Tap Sign out.

    If the unexpected account is a work or school account and Teams is missing work/school features (Teams app missing, no assignments, etc.), verify that the correct work or school account is added and selected. If needed, add the correct account from the profile menu and switch to it.

    If the account truly does not belong to the device owner (for example, appears compromised or unknown), also sign out of all Microsoft apps on the device and contact support via the Teams support links for further investigation.


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