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I am very sure I saw something within the last year saying that you could disable the Personal side of a Microsoft Account. Of course, we know that a user, name@company.com has both a Work or School account and a Personal account associated with that same email address, confusingly. I definitely recall reading the personal side could be disabled in order to avoid that confusion for employees. Now I can't find this anywhere. It was something done by the user themselves, not like a group policy setting or any admin level thing, as I recall.

Can someone point me to this process? Thanks.

Greg
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As a workaround, you may consider adding aliases as email address to your microsoft account and remove your Personal account. Here are the detailed steps:

1.log into your manage your account aliases page with your personal account, and then click “add email alias”.

2.Complete the crete a new email address and add it as an alias.

3.On the next page, make * Email address is removed for privacy * the primary account and then remove your Personal account.

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