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We upgraded to the January 2026 latest release of Power BI Report Server, which is reported to include a fix for this issue:
Version: 1.25.9558.32914 (build 15.0.1120.122), Released: March 5, 2026
However, this keeps happening for any user that is not set-up with a Role in the RLS report. This is very confusing; previous versions were displaying a relevant error message that helped identify the issue (missing access rights). But now the report keeps reloading over and over!
Please advise
Regards
Hello @mrusu,
If a report in Power BI Report Server uses Row-Level Security (RLS) and a user is not assigned to any role, the user cannot access the dataset because no RLS filter context can be applied.
In previous builds this typically returned an access error. In the January 2026 release (15.0.1120.122), it appears the UI may enter a reload/spinning loop instead of showing the error when a user has no RLS role.
Check the report’s Manage → Row-level security settings and ensure the user or an AD group they belong to is assigned to a role.
Microsoft documentation for RLS in Power BI Report Server:
https://learn.microsoft.com/power-bi/report-server/row-level-security-report-server
In short, the loop occurs when the user has no RLS role assigned; adding the user or group to a role should resolve access.
Thank you Olufemi7, yes, assigning a role to the user resolves the issue, however the "reloading loop" behavior is confusing. It did not occur in previous versions
Hi @mrusu ,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
According to the official Power BI Report Server changelog, the March 5, 2026 build (15.0.1120.122) includes a fix for an issue where reports using Row-Level Security RLS could get stuck spinning.
Change log for Power BI Report Server - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Since you are still experiencing the reload loop when a user is not assigned to any RLS role, it may help to check the Report Server logs ReportServerService or RSPortal log to see if any authentication or RLS-related errors appear during the reload.
Additionally, a similar discussion about the January 2026 PBIRS update is available here and may be helpful:
Solved: Re: PowerBI January 2026 Update - On-Premise Repor... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Hope the above provided information help you resolve the issue, if you have any further concerns or queries, please feel free to reach out to us.
Regards,
Community Support Team.
i think @mrusu meas that it's different from the previous build that handle the role without RLS.
"stuck spinning" is a weired for many users and PBIRS admin.
btw, @mrusu i have upgraded to Version: 1.25.9558.32914 (build 15.0.1120.122), Released: March 5, 2026 and it is fixed.
my test case is using existed pbi report and remove my account from RLS.
Hi Vanchy_Liao,
Upgraded to Mar 5, 2026 version and tested by removing my account. The report loads, then in a few seconds reloads again, same infinite loop.
Unfortunately this unusual behavior is not fixed, wondering what is different in your report server set-up so that you don't experience it any more? Weird... what can be the explanation, is it the server connfig or maybe the report design?
Can the logs be analyzed to identify what is happening?
Hi @mrusu,
here is my install process and test case. i think it is simple and easy.
My upgrade process is:
download PBIRS exe -> install PBIRS
There are serveral existing pbi reports:
remove my account in RLS -> reload the report
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