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Yeah, I finally picked up on that...but it never asked me to make a PIN. It just went right into Cortana.
And having spent a few minute playing with Cortana, I'm now perusing the threads on how to remove it.
I can't sign in either.
I think it's a product, for me, of having a domain account (Server 2012 r2) with a MSFT account attached within it.
All of the apps keep dropping my login, and re-ask me every time I open them (well, I notice the account is not signed in, then go to it and have to select the only MSFT account there).
Cortana is different. With this I get the 'One last thing...' dialogue, and then the sign in box. I sign in, and get a <account> is already here message with a text box. Typing in the text box shows dots, as if its a password, clicking 'Next' takes me back to the 'you need to sign in' Cortana dialogue.
Most odd.
I wonder if it's because I had to use that MSFT account to form the first non-domain account on the machine, then attach it to the domain (I use essentials, so the new server connector job did that).
EDIT:
On that last point I turned the MSFT account into a local account, and for one machine it allows me to sign in. The other one it does not. Most odd.
Last edited by Yaffle; 15 Aug 2015 at 10:37. Reason: Add a bit...