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    Troubleshooting Lync Online (later Skype for Business Online) sign-in issues for admins

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    What does this guide do?

    Diagnoses and resolves Lync Online sign-in issues.

    Who is it for?

    Office 365 administrators who help diagnose Lync sign-in issues for their users. If you’re an Office 365 user, see Troubleshooting Lync Online sign-in for users.

    How does it work?

    We’ll begin by asking you questions about your installation and the symptoms you’re experiencing. Then we’ll take you through a series of troubleshooting steps and configuration checks that are specific to your situation.

    Estimated time of completion:

    The amount of time you spend will depend on the type of Office 365 installation you have, and the root causes of your sign-in issues.

    1

    Number of users affected


    How many of your users can’t sign in to Lync?

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    Number of users affected


    How many of your users can’t sign in to Lync?

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    Check for a service interruption


    Details

    In the Office 365 admin center, click Service health. A green check mark next to Lync Online indicates no service interruptions.

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    Is a service interruption preventing you from signing in?

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    Service interruption


    Details

    What to do if there’s a service interruption:

    1. Save your place in this guide by clicking Save current progress at the bottom of the page.
    2. In the O365 admin center, click the service interruption indicator 
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         for more information.
    3. Note the time of the next scheduled status update, and check back periodically until service is restored.
    4. If you still cannot sign in to Lync after the interruption has been resolved, return to this guide and click No to continue.

    We’re sorry for the inconvenience. Wait until the service interruption is resolved, and then try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Custom domain


    Details

    Office 365 creates a domain for you when you sign up (the domain name includes .onmicrosoft.com). But most companies prefer to use their own domain, like fabrikam.com, for their business email addresses and website.

    If your current domain name ends in .onmicrosoft.com, you don’t have a custom domain.


    Are you using a custom domain with Office 365?

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    Office version


    Details

    To check your Office 365 subscription, sign in and go to Admin > Licensing.


    What type of Office 365 subscription do you have?

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    Lync Server and Lync Online hybrid deployment


    Details

    You have a hybrid deployment if your on-premises Lync server shares a domain with your Office 365 organization, and you’ve set up a shared SIP address space with Lync Online.


    Do you have a Lync Server 2013 and Lync Online hybrid deployment?

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    Verify your Lync Server hybrid deployment setup


    Make sure your Lync Server deployment is set up to work with Lync Online and Office 365. For details, see Planning for Lync Server 2013 Hybrid Deployments and Determine DNS Requirements.


    Test your Lync Server hybrid deployment setup

    • Test your setup with the Lync Server Remote Connectivity Test.
    • If necessary, correct any reported issues, and then try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Custom domain status


    Details

    To set up your custom domain, sign in and go to Admin > Setup. Learn more.

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    Have you already set up your custom domain?

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    Set up your custom domain


    It’s best to take the time and set up your custom domain now. That way we can check for additional issues that might cause sign-in errors in the future.

    To set up your custom domain, sign in and go to Admin > Setup. Learn more.


    Don’t worry, we’ll save your place, and you can start where you left off.


    Set up your custom domain

    Now make sure everything works as expected by running the domain troubleshooter in the Office 365 admin center.

    Details

    Run the domain troubleshooter:

    1. Go to the Office 365 admin center and click Domains.
    2. Select your custom domain name, and then click Troubleshooting. 
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    3. If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.


    If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?


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    Test your custom domain


    Now make sure everything works as expected by running the domain troubleshooter in the Office 365 admin center.

    Details

    Run the domain troubleshooter:

    1. Go to the Office 365 admin center and click Domains.
    2. Select your custom domain name, and then click Troubleshooting. 
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    3. If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.


    If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Custom domain status (Small Business)


    Details

    To set up your custom domain, sign in and click Email address in the Getting Started pane. (If you don’t see the Getting Started pane, click Setup > Open the Getting Started pane.) Learn more.

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    Have you already set up your custom domain?

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    Set up your custom domain (Small Business)


    It’s best to take the time and set up your custom domain now. That way we can check for additional issues that might cause sign-in errors in the future.

    To set up your custom domain, sign in and click Email address in the Getting Started pane. (Go to Setup > Open the Getting Started pane if you don’t see it. ) Learn more.

    Don’t worry, we’ll save your place, and you can start where you left off. Just click Save current progress at the bottom.


    Test your custom domain (Small Business)

    Now make sure everything works as expected by running the domain troubleshooter in the Office 365 admin center.

    If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.


    Details

    Run the domain troubleshooter:

    1. Go to the Office 365 admin center and click Domains.
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    2. Select your custom domain name, and then click Troubleshooting.
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    3. If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.

    Did this solve your problem?

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    Test your custom domain (Small Business)


    Now make sure everything works as expected by running the domain troubleshooter in the Office 365 admin center.

    If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.


    Details

    Run the domain troubleshooter:

    1. Go to the Office 365 admin center and click Domains.
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    2. Select your custom domain name, and then click Troubleshooting.
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    3. If you discovered any network setup issues, resolve them, and then try signing in again.

    Did this solve your problem?

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    Access to Office 365 on the web


    Can the affected users sign in to Office 365 portal at https://login.microsoftonline.com?

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    Can’t sign in to Office 365


    If the users can’t sign in to Office 365, ask them to try the troubleshooting steps suggested in the Microsoft Knowledge Base article KB 2412085,"You can't sign in to your organizational account such as Office 365, Windows Azure, or Windows Intune".


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Valid Lync user


    Check that the affected users have a valid Lync license.


    Details

    1. Go to Admin > Office 365 > Users and groups.
    2. Choose the name of the user whose licensing status you want to check, and then click Edit
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      .
    3. Verify that the user is licensed for Lync Online.
      
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      Note: Your user license screen may be different from this example.
    4. Wait 30 minutes, and then ask the user to try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Sign in on another device


    Are the user or users able to sign in to Lync Online on another computer, or on a tablet or smartphone?

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    Sign in on to another network


    Can the user or users sign in on to a different network—for example, at home, or at a public wireless access point?

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    Verify internal network server set up


    If users can sign in on a different network, the next step is to make sure your organization’s firewall isn’t blocking Lync traffic. To do to this, run the Lync Online Transport Reliability IP Probe (TRIPP) tool.


    Details

    Check for blocked ports or URLs:

    1. On the affected network, go to the TRIPP tool address that is nearest to the users physical location:
      Amsterdam, NL: http://trippams.online.lync.com
      Blue Ridge, VA: http://trippbl2.online.lync.com
      Dublin, IE: http://trippdb3.online.lync.com
      Hong Kong: http://tripphkn.online.lync.com
      San Antonio, TX: http://trippsn2.online.lync.com
      Singapore: http://trippsg1.online.lync.com
    2. Click Start Test.
    3. If any of the tests fail, correct your internal server settings, and then re-run the TRIPP tool to verify your changes.
    4. Try signing in again.

    For more details about the TRIPP tool, see You can't connect to Lync Online, or certain features don't work, because an on-premises firewall blocks the connection


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Internal firewall, proxy server, or DNS server


    Does your organization have an internal firewall, proxy server, or DNS server?

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    Verify internal DNS autodiscover settings


    Make sure your internal DNS server has the CNAME and SRV records required for internal user sign-in.


    Details

    Internal Lync autodiscover settings:

     TypeHost name Destination  TTL
     CNAME sip.yourDomainName.com sipdir.online.lync.com 1 hour
     CNAME lyncdiscoverinternal.yourDomainName.com webdir.online.lync.com1 hour 
     Type Service ProtocolPort Weight Priority TTL Name  Target
     SRV _sip _tls 443 1 1001 hour  @ sipdir.online.lync.com

    For details, see Set up your network for Lync Online.


    Did this solve your problem?


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    Type of device


    Choose the type of device that is having difficulty signing in:

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    Update operating system (Windows computer, laptop, or tablet)


    Make sure the computer has the most current updates installed.


    Details

    Go to Control Panel > Windows Updates.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Synchronize your system clock with the network (Windows computer or laptop)


    Make sure the system clock shows the correct time, and then try signing in again.


    Details

    Update your computer’s system time:


    Windows 8

    1. Go to a web site that shows Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
    2. Go to Setting > PC Settings > Time and Language.
    3. Note your UTC offset, and compare your device’s time to that shown on the website.
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    If you need to update your device’s time:

    1. Turn off Set time automatically and tap Change.
    2. Update the time and tap Change.
    3. Try signing in again.


    Windows 7

    1. Go to a web site that shows Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
    2. Go to Control Panel > Date and Time, and note the UTC offset for your location.
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    3. If you need to, choose Change date and time and update your computer’s clock.
    4. Try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Determine Lync client version (Windows)


    Details

    If you’re using the desktop version of Lync, here’s how to find out if it’s Lync 2010 or Lync 2013:

    Click the arrow next to the Options button

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     , and then go to Help > About Microsoft Lync.


    Choose your version of Lync:

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    Update Lync 2010


    Make sure the user has the most current version of the Microsoft Online Services Sign-in Assistant.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Office 365 Desktop Setup (Lync 2010)


    Make sure the user has the most current version of the Microsoft Online Services Sign-in Assistant.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Delete Lync 2010 sign-in information


    Make sure that previously saved sign-in information isn’t blocking your current sign-in attempt.

    Windows 8

    Here’s an easy fix: delete Lync 2010 sign-in information

    This fix will remove previously saved sign-in information

    Just download the fix, then click Run.

    Easy fix 20045

    Download

    Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2008, or Windows Server 2003

    Here’s an easy fix: delete Lync 2010 sign-in information

    This fix will remove previously saved sign-in information

    Just download the fix, then click Run.

    Easy fix 50935

    Download


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Update Lync 2013


    Make sure the user has the most current version of Lync 2013.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Delete Lync 2013 sign-in information


    Make sure that previously saved sign-in information isn’t blocking the sign-in attempt. Ask the user to:

    • Sign out and delete sign-in information.
    • Delete cached sign-in credentials.
    • Try signing in again.


    Details

    As the user to follow these steps:

    1. Click the status menu below your name, and then click Sign Out.
    2. On the sign-in screen, click Delete my sign-in info.
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    3. Find your local AppData folder and delete it: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Communicator\<sip_address@contoso.com>
    4. Try signing in again.

    Did this solve your problem?

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    Update operating system (Mac computer or laptop)


    Make sure the computer has the most current updates installed.

    Details

    Choose Apple

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     menu > Software update.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Synchronize your system clock with the network (Mac computer or laptop)


    Make sure the system clock shows the correct time, and then try signing in again.

    Details

    Ask the user to follow these steps:

    1. Go to a web site that shows Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
    2. Go to Apple 
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       > System Preferences.
    3. In the Date & Time pane, click the Date & Time tab.
    4. Note the UTC offset for your location.
    5. If you need to, update your computer’s clock, and then try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Update Lync for Mac 2011


    Make sure the user’s computer has the most recent version of Lync for Mac 2011.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Delete Lync for Mac 2011 sign-in information


    Make sure that previously saved sign-in information isn’t blocking the current sign-in attempt.

    Details

    First, ask the user to delete the following:

    • Users/Home Folder/Library/Caches/com.microsoft.Lync
    • Users/Home Folder/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Microsoft Lync History

    Then, ask the user to delete any corrupted or cached certificates: 

    1. Open the Keychain Access certificate management utility. To do this, in Finder, click Applications, click Utilities, and then click Keychain Access. Or, search for Keychain Access by using Spotlight.
    2. In the left pane, click login, and then click Certificates.
    3. In the right pane, find any certificate named Unknown or Communications Server, select it, and then delete it.
      Note You may have to unlock your keychain by using your password.
    4. Close Keychain Access.
    5. Restart Lync for Mac.

    Did this solve your problem?

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    Update Lync on the smartphone or tablet


    Ask the user to go to the app store for their device and check for updates to the currently installed version of Lync.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Configure connection settings manually (Lync 2010 and Lync 2013)


    Ask the user to manually add Lync server settings and try signing in again.

    Details

    Manually add Lync server settings:

    1. Go to Lync options
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       > Personal.
    2. Under My account, click Advanced, and then click Manual configuration. 
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    3. Enter sipdir.online.lync.com:443 in both boxes, and then click OK > OK.
    4. Sign out, and then try signing back in.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Configure connection settings manually (Lync for Mac 2011)


    Ask the user to manually add Lync server settings and try signing in again.


    Details

    Ask the user to follow these steps:

    1. Click Advanced.
    2. Under Authentication, clear the Use Kerberos check box.
    3. Under Connection Settings, click Manual configuration.
    4. In both the Internal Server Name box and the External Server Name box, type or paste sipdir.online.lync.com:443.
    5. Click OK.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Configure connection settings manually (Lync for mobile devices)


    Ask the user to manually add Lync server settings and try signing in again.


    Details

    Ask the user to follow these steps:

    1. On the Lync sign-in screen, tap More Details (Windows) or Show Advanced Options (iPhone, iPad, or Android).
    2. Turn off Auto-Detect Server.
    3. In both the Internal Discovery Name and External Discovery Name boxes, enter https://webdir.online.lync.com/Autodiscover/autodiscoverservice.svc/Root
    4. Click Sign In.

    Did this solve your problem?
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    Issue temporarily resolved (Clients and devices)


    We’re glad to hear that your user is back in service. However, we recommend that you contact support for additional help in figuring out why Lync autodiscover isn’t working in this particular case.

    Make sure you let them know that you’ve gone through the Lync sign-in guide and reached this page.

    Contact support.

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    Directory Synchronization


    Details

    Find out if you’ve set up directory synchronization:

    1. In the Office 365 admin center, go to User and groups.
    2. Check the status of Active Directory synchronization.
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    Is your organization synchronizing Active Directory with Office 365 using the Windows Azure Directory Synchronization Tool?

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    Single sign-on


    Is your organization using single sign-on with Office 365? Learn more.

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    Duplicate or conflicting Active Directory entries


    If you had a previous version of Lync Server, or a current Lync installation that’s not configured for hybrid, then existing user attributes carried over from your on-premises Active Directory can conflict with the online values and cause sign-in issues.

    To make sure that obsolete or duplicate Active Directory entries are not causing your sign-in issues, use the Active Directory Service Interfaces Editor (ADSI Edit) to

    • Check for duplicate SIP addresses
    • Make sure the msRTCSIP-UserEnabled attribute for affected users is set to TRUE

    Details

    Check for duplicate SIP addresses:

    • KB 2430520: Error in the Office 365 portal: "Value of msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress or the SIP address in the ProxyAddresses field in your local Active Directory is not unique"

    Check the msRTCSIP-UserEnabled attribute:

    • KB 2705378: Error message when you try to sign in to Lync Online: "Cannot sign in to Lync because this sign-in address was not found" 

    Did this solve your problem?

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    Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) configuration


    Check for known AD FS issues that might prevent single sign-on from working as expected.For details, see Microsoft Knowledge Base article KB 2839539, "Enterprise single sign-on users in Office 365 can't sign in to Lync Online from inside their corporate network."


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Hybrid Deployment with on-premises Lync Server


    Details

    You have a hybrid deployment if you’ve set up a shared SIP address space with Lync Online, and your on-premises Lync server shares a domain with your Office 365 organization.


    Do you have a Lync Server 2013 and Lync Online hybrid deployment?

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    Lync users enabled on-premises and moved to the cloud


    Make sure the users have been

    1. Enabled for Lync on the on-premises Lync Server.
    2. Licensed for Lync in Office 365.
    3. Moved to Lync Online.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Issue resolved


    Congratulations, you’ve resolved your sign-in issue!

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    Contact support


    We’re sorry, but we couldn’t resolve your sign-in issue. Contact support for further assistance.

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    Clear the DNS cache (Lync 2010)


    Make sure that previously save network information is not blocking your sign-in attempt, and then try signing in again.


    Windows 8

    Clear the DNS cache (summary):

    • Run the Command prompt app as an administrator, and enter ipconfig /flushdns.

    Clear the DNS cache (details):

    1. Swipe in from the right or point to the upper right of the screen.
    2. Choose Search, and then type command.
    3. Select the Command prompt app, and then swipe up from the bottom or right click for options.
    4. Choose Run as administrator, and then choose Yes.
    5. Enter ipconfig /flushdns.

    Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2008, or Windows Server 2003Clear the DNS cache: 

    Clear the DNS cache:
    1. Click Start, and in the Search programs and files box, enter cmd.exe.
    2. Right-click cmd.exe in the search list, and then click Run as administrator.
    3. Enter ipconfig /flushdns.

    Did this solve your problem?
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    Update Lync Windows Store app


    Make sure you have the most current version of Lync Windows Store app:

    1. On the Start screen, tap Store.
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    2. Search for Lync, and install the update if one is available.
    3. Try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?

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    Delete your sign-in information (Lync Windows Store app)


    Make sure that previously saved sign-in information isn’t blocking your sign-in attempt:

    1. On the Lync Windows Store app sign-in screen, tap Delete my sign-in info.
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    2. Try signing in again.


    Did this solve your problem?


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