Teams/Outlook Mobile Looping to "Set up your device to get access" Despite Successful Intune Enrollment – Android (E3 + Entra ID P2)

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2025-04-22T06:47:18.3966667+00:00

I'm encountering a Conditional Access loop on Android when attempting to sign in to Microsoft Teams or Outlook. My device is enrolled and compliant via the Company Portal, but login attempts redirect me to re-enroll unnecessarily.

  • Steps to Reproduce:
    1. Open Teams or Outlook app
    2. Receive message: “Set up your device to get access”
    3. Tap Continue → Redirects to browser login
    4. After successful login → Redirected to install Company Portal
    5. Company Portal is already installed, device is already enrolled, and shown as compliant
  • Device Info -
  • Android 15.0
  • Device is shown as Compliant in Microsoft Intune
  • Managed by Microsoft Intune
  • Primary User = None in the Intune device record
  • Licensed with Office 365 E3 + Microsoft Entra ID P2
  • What I’ve Verified -
    • Device is enrolled and compliant
    • Company Portal reflects successful enrollment
    • Another E3 user can log in successfully on a same device
    • Conditional Access policy likely includes "Require compliant device"
    • Apps (Teams/Outlook) and Company Portal are fully updated
  • Troubleshooting Already Tried:
    • Reinstalled Teams, Outlook, and Company Portal
    • Re-enrolled device from scratch
    • Cleared cache/data for all Microsoft apps
    • Confirmed all compliance settings are satisfied

Entra Admin Center (Affected User)

Join type = (blank)

MDM = Microsoft Intune

Owner = None

User principal name = None

Compliant = Yes

Working User’s Device:

Entra Admin Center shows:

Join type = Microsoft Entra registered

Owner = user's name

User principal name = email

MDM = Office 365 mobile

Microsoft Intune Android
Microsoft Intune Android
Microsoft Intune: A Microsoft cloud-based management solution that offers mobile device management, mobile application management, and PC management capabilities.Android: An open-source mobile platform based on the Linux kernel, developed by Google, and maintained by the Open Handset Alliance.
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