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I had not seen anything about the removal of support for personal accounts with Power Automate, and now have no access to my flow (a "email ping" test for my outlook.com personal domain accounts). As I can't logon, I can't delete the flow, but the flow is still running.

I also can't anything that says WHEN the Power Automate account and related flow will be deleted.

Does anyone have any information on the detail of this?

Is there a way to access the account so that I can tidy up the information?

Is there a support contact that I can use to help?

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Go into your account settings and use the Log Out Everywhere link to remove authorization from Power Automate. The flows will enter error state because the connectors aren't authorized, and they will automatically disable.

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@Tomac said "Go into your account settings and use the Log Out Everywhere link to remove authorization from Power Automate. The flows will enter error state because the connectors aren't authorized, and they will automatically disable."

This came up a couple weeks ago and Log Out Everywhere ended up being the only solution that worked, so if you find another method please come back and update us so we can better direct folks in the future.

OK, and thanks again Tomac. I'll keep that as a fall-back option for now as I have so many places my account is used or connected, I'm concerned I'd leave some of the other connections broken and it would take a fair amount of time to find them all.

Guess I'll have to take the pain and do this 😔 unless I simply just wait to see if they eventually delete/disable the flows and the account after some time as I can leave this flow running without any negative impact.

My reading of the deprecation statement is that the Power Automate flows will eventually be deleted (just no specific timeline), unless I am not understanding this correctly?

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This came up a couple weeks ago and Log Out Everywhere ended up being the only solution that worked, so if you find another method please come back and update us so we can better direct folks in the future.

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