Click Sign out next to any computer name you do not recognize, and any computer name that might be your personal PC.
In the pane labeled Office, click the drop-down menu next to the word DEVICES. Under the heading Office apps & devices, click the View apps & devices button to see Microsoft software that your account is licensed to use.Go to the Microsoft Office web portal at and sign in with your account.The Microsoft account connected to your University NetID may be remembering the personal device that had the security policies applied to it. Remove personal device from University account Click on the University connection to select it, then click the Disconnect button.ģ. In the left menu of the Accounts page, select Access work or school and look for an account or a connection to ad. or another University domain.Click your University account to select it, click the Manage button, then choose Delete account from this device in the window that appears. In the left menu of the Accounts page, select Email & accounts and look for an account under the heading Accounts used by email, calendar, and contacts.Go to the Accounts page in Windows Settings (Start menu - gear icon - Accounts). Windows' account system may be remembering your University account. These applications' licensing is usually what keeps the security policies in place. Uninstall Microsoft 365 (the Office suite), as well as OneDrive and Skype For Business if they remain after removing Microsoft 365. This is not the case for files stored in OneDrive, which keeps a copy in the cloud. This will not keep settings, configurations, and files that are only associated with your University account and only exist on your personal computer, so please make sure that any important data is saved somewhere else before beginning. If you have done this, save important files to somewhere not connected to any Microsoft, sign out, and sign back in to Windows with a personal Microsoft account. This cannot be done for a computer that was set up by and is managed by the University.ĭo not sign in to Windows 10 on a personal device with your University account. These are the steps to undo this for a personal device. If University security polices are applied to a Windows device, you might see "*Some of these settings are hidden or managed by your organization." in Windows Settings, be required to add or change a login PIN, or face other restrictions.
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