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Windows OS: 1280 x 768 screen resolution (32-bit requires hardware acceleration for 4K and higher)

MacOS: 10 GB of available disk space HFS+ hard disk format (also known as macOS Extended) Support will be limited to only the last four major versions of Android IOS: Microsoft 365 apps for iPad® and iPhone® (including Outlook for iOS) is supported on the two most recent versions of iOS and iPadOSĪndroid: Microsoft 365 apps for Android (including Outlook for Android) can be installed on tablets and phones running any of the supported versions of Android and have an ARM-based or Intel x86 processor. MacOS: One of the three most recent versions of macOS Windows OS: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2019 or Windows Server 2016 2 GHz or greater recommended for Microsoft Teams The Duo access request comes from OS: 1.6 GHz or faster, 2-core. If you use Duo for two-factor authentication, you will continue to use it in the new platform.

With the new login method, UMICH (Level 1) passwords will be securely synced to Microsoft so users will not have to create, re-set, or use a new, separate password for Microsoft services. However, after the move to the new platform, the log in process for Microsoft tools and applications within the UMICH domain will change from U-M Weblogin to Microsoft’s log in service.

On your mobile device, log in to the OneDrive app before using other apps.

Re-login to Microsoft on your browser via using your full address.

Clear your browser cache (see instructions for Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari).

Log out of Microsoft and ALL active Microsoft online, mobile, desktop, and sync applications (including Office applications).

To ensure that you are logging into the new platform, we strongly recommend you: When logging in to Microsoft, some users have been mistakenly directed to the previous Microsoft platform. Update 7-1: Cached information directing to old Microsoft platform

Impacts & Actions Needed After the Migration This project completed in July, 2019. This is an archive for informational purposes.