Hi Romain
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Learn Q&A! Based on your description, I understand you're encountering a 404 error when the URL …/common/sso/progress?stage=Closing is called, along with an error code 62ubh after ADFS authentication in Outlook.
As a forum moderator, I want to acknowledge that we do not have access to a dedicated testing environment to replicate user-specific scenarios. However, driven by our mission to support users within the scope of our capabilities, I’d like to share some troubleshooting steps that may help you investigate further or provide more context around the issue:
+Verify Registry Keys
Please double-check that the three relevant registry keys are set to a value of 1, which ensures the feature is enabled.
+Review ADFS Relying Party Trust (RPT)
Ensure that the Relying Party Trust (RPT) includes the correct endpoints, valid claims rules (such as UPN and email), and a valid token-signing certificate. You can use the Get-AdfsRelyingPartyTrust command to review these settings. For more details, please refer to Get-AdfsRelyingPartyTrust (ADFS) | Microsoft Learn.
+Use Event Viewer
Check logs in Event Viewer to gather more information and identify any underlying issues.
+Restart Services
Restarting IIS and ADFS services is a general troubleshooting step that may help resolve temporary issues.
As mentioned, due to platform limitations, I’m unable to provide an exact solution without additional context. Your feedback is incredibly valuable and helps us improve the support we offer. If you have any updates or further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
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