How to access Office365/Azure using powershell without an Azure subscription

Tom Vernier 0

Hi,

We currently have office365 licenses and sometimes a new of ours gets a log in failure loop, eg. User sign-ins (non-interactive) Sign In error code : 50173.

The solution is to run "Revoke-AzureADUserAllRefreshToken -ObjectId xxxx-xxx-xxx-xx ", as listed here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1609934/user-sign-ins-(non-interactive)-sign-in-error-code, however due to not having an Azure license, im unable to connect to our instance to run the single cmd.

Has anyone run into this issue?
It doesnt seem that refreshing auth tokens from either

1 answer

Kavya 495 Reputation points

2025-07-30T05:58:01.8566667+00:00
You don’t need an Azure subscription to revoke a user session. Also, note that the Azure AD PowerShell module is being deprecated. So it’s better to switch to Microsoft Graph PowerShell.

Install and connect to Microsoft Graph PowerShell.
https://m365scripts.com/microsoft365/connect-to-microsoft-graph-powershell/

Then run the following cmdlet to revoke user sessions:

Revoke-MgUserSignInSession -UserId <userid>
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