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Sign in around Organisational Account
Anonymous Ok. So here is what I found. There is no issue with either incognito or a different profile provided you are using a different domain. The pain is when you have multiple accounts using the same domain.
The only way around this, that is currently broken for me due to network configurations, was to set up a virtual machine that I could spin up on my desktop to log into, then connect using the other set of credentials. I think this VM was stood up outside the domain somehow (I forget) - which is why this worked. The only other bit I've found was this post about trying to bypass the behavior, but I don't want to muck around with this on my machine atm.
Super UserHi Anonymous
Ok that is interesting, have you tried to click on Manage People in Chrome and Add a new person?
I have not had any issues doing that in the past.
Another option would be is once you have logged into Power BI, on the far right hand side you should see your account (with a possible picture), if you click on that you can select to Sign Out.
What happens if you try that?
Hi GilbertQ,
I had not tried Manage People in Chrome, however I did just have a go and while that appears to add a new chrome profile, it does not stop the powerbi site from forcing me to my PC log in.
Yes I have tried actively signing out, which prompts me to sign in again. But when I sign in, I only need to type any email address (regardless of my colleagues or mine) and it will automatically log me into my PC account. I don't have to enter a password or anything.
If I could stop it from retreiving my computer log in details automatically, then I assume it will let me log in as normal from any other PC.