Microsoft Teams Login Process Triggers Unwanted Password Resets
Users report that attempting to log into Teams causes their Microsoft account password to be changed, blocking access to their account and preventing them from joining interviews or meetings. The mechanism is unclear but likely involves SSO or MFA flows behaving unexpectedly.
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Enterprise Teams users get kicked out and stuck in a loop cycling through password and two-factor prompts without ever completing sign-in. The issue persists for weeks with no self-service resolution path. Forced corporate usage amplifies the frustration, signaling demand for more reliable enterprise authentication flows.
Microsoft Teams Fails to Re-authenticate After Corporate Password Change
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