However, if you create multiple windows local user accounts in your Windows OS, each of those user accounts can run Teams in its own context, allowing you to login to multiple teams account on a single computer. To put it in simple words, even if you try to create multiple instances of Teams, it will still be same Teams logged account.
Option -2: Launch Teams Native App in a separate Windows User Session – Native experience with multiple instances.Īt the time of writing of this article, you can have only one Teams App login context in one windows user session. But, if you are like me and live in Teams, this may not be the best way considering capabilities available in Teams Native App. If you need to use multiple accounts occasionally, this might be a good option. Similarly, Firefox has Container add-on ( rs/) that could be used to launch Teams Web in different contexts. See this if you need help on creating multiple profiles in Microsoft Edge. Create separate profiles for each work account/guest account that you might need to use and run Teams in a browser. The easiest way would be to have multiple profiles in Microsoft Edge/Google Chrome or any other browser of your choice. Option -1: Use separate browser Profile for each team’s account – The effortless way but not native.
Note that this is not a supported scenario from Microsoft and may violate your organization’s security best practices. I’ve been using Teams with multiple accounts over years now, in this post I’d walk you through a trick I’ve been using to run multiple instances of teams with different accounts/tenants. Another option is to use Teams in Web browser, which is a very sub-par experience comparatively to the native Teams App. I have various work accounts that I need to access all the time, parallelly and Teams wouldn’t let me do that without switching the tenant. Microsoft Teams is all great, but when it comes to using it with multiple accounts it’s a nightmare.
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