Why This Happens
This seems to be a common issue with Windows 10 & 11 users that already had Microsoft Office 365 (MSO365) installed on their devices prior to the New MSO365 upgrade.
How To Resolve This Issue
- Close all your open Microsoft Office 365 Apps.
- Make sure to also close/exit all Microsoft Office 365 Apps active in the system tray (E.g. OneDrive / Teams).
- Open the Access Work or School settings window.
- Click Start.
- Search and open “Access Work or School”.
- Disconnect the Microsoft Office 365 Business or Enterprise account giving the issue.
- Open the Programs & Features dialog box.
- Click Start.
- Search and open “Control Pannel”.
- Click on “Programs”.
- Click on “Programs and Features”.
- Quick Access: Type “appwiz.cpl” in a Run Command or in Windows Search and click “Ok” or “Open” respectively.
- Seach and then right click on “Microsoft 365 Apps for … “
- Click “Change”.
- Select “Online Repair”.
- Click “Repair”.
- Let the repair run to completion.
- Restart your computer.
- Open the Access Work or School settings window.
- Click Start.
- Search and open “Access Work or School”.
- Connect your Microsoft Office 365 Business or Enterprise account.
- Restart your computer.
- Open your MSO365 Business / Enterprise Apps and make sure they are signed in.