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Block user from signing-in into Microsoft 365 tenant

February 5, 2023 priyeshwagh777 microsoft 365 block sign in, block user in m365, restrict sign in m365

In a certain scenario, you might want to block User from signing into Microsoft 365 entirely at the tenant level. Here’s how you do it

Block Sign-in

Given that you are an M365 Administrator / Global Administrator in Office Portal (https://admin.microsoft.com/Adminportal), here’s how you can block a User –

  1. Expand the Users in the Admin area, then select Active Users.


  2. Select the user which you want to block. You’ll see the button to Block sign-in.

  3. Click on Block sign-in and it’ll ask for you confirmation.

  4. Once you check it, you can Save changes.


  5. And you can see that the user is now blocked. Takes up to 60 minutes to be released from signed-in devices.


  6. And in the User pane, you’ll see that the User is not blocked and you can then choose to Unblock them.

  7. And when they try to Sign In, you’ll see this on the authentication screen.

  8. And you Unblock by doing the reverse, once blocked, you can uncheck to Unblock and it’ll take up to 15 mins for this to take effect.


You can also check the status of this in the Power Platform Admin Center – See this post – Run User Diagnostics in Power Platform Admin Center | Solving User Access Issues for Dynamics CRM

Hope this helps!

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