I purchased a brand new laptop 3 days ago. During set-up I was prompted to restore back-up files from 2023. Thinking that I was restoring old photos and documents I said yes. After my profile was set-up I installed MS 365 Business Standard. I begin building a project in Power BI that uses Power App tables (Solution > Tables) that works with a Power App visualization.
I started having issues connecting to Dataverse as I ended up with 2 instances and Power BI was connecting to the wrong one. I found out what happened: my Windows configuration was pulling in a gmail.com reference, created an account, assigned it a Admin over everything and created tenant #1. Office 365 created a .onmicrosoft.com account, assigned it an Admin over O365 and created tenant #2. This confused the system: referencing some resources associated with the gmail.com profile and other with the .onmicrosoft.com profile.
Most of the times it would not let me use a resource because it thought I was already logged on, had me log on again and pointed me to the wrong Dataverse or resource. As I looked at the set-up and account files on the C:\\ drive it was discovered that they were missing (since the profile was pulled down and not created this makes sense). I created a clean profile, removed all of the references of gmail.com in the Settings > Accounts section, ran a repair O365 for Business, and rebooted. I went to Power Apps and removed the unwanted Dataverse environment and the associated User connected to gmail.com. Everything looks good but in Power Apps I am getting an error: "One or more commands are unavailable due to your current privileges for this environment.". I can't create Solutions and associate Tables with those Solutions. When I look at my permissions in Power Platform Admin I an am Environment Maker and Basic User. I should be an Administrator. As a matter of fact I should be a Global Admin everywhere.
