Microsoft-account sign-in issue
Some Teams Free, OneDrive, Edge and Office-family apps could fail Microsoft-account sign-in while appearing to report an internet-connectivity error.
Windows 11 KB5079473 · 2026-03-10
The Microsoft-account sign-in issue associated with this release was resolved in KB5085516 and later updates. Using a current cumulative update is preferable to staying on this older build.
The Microsoft-account sign-in issue associated with this release was resolved in KB5085516 and later updates. Using a current cumulative update is preferable to staying on this older build.
Some Teams Free, OneDrive, Edge and Office-family apps could fail Microsoft-account sign-in while appearing to report an internet-connectivity error.
Microsoft states that the issue was resolved in KB5085516, released March 21, 2026, and later updates.
No repeating community signal is currently linked to this update.
Public Reddit/forum/support-community reports are grouped as early-warning signals and kept separate from official issues.
Rather than staying specifically on KB5079473, use a newer cumulative Windows update that includes the fix.
Check connectivity, restart, and verify that KB5085516 or a later cumulative update is installed.
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Use the latest cumulative update. The Microsoft-account sign-in issue associated with this release was resolved in KB5085516 and later updates. Using a current cumulative update is preferable to staying on this older build.
Microsoft-account sign-in issue. Some Teams Free, OneDrive, Edge and Office-family apps could fail Microsoft-account sign-in while appearing to report an internet-connectivity error.
Recommended direction. Rather than staying specifically on KB5079473, use a newer cumulative Windows update that includes the fix.
Recent official-document changes and community signals linked to this update. Official and unofficial evidence remain separated.
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