Just remembered: some people with last year’s Microsoft Office 365 E3 MSDN subscription may need to renew it manually

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If you managed to get the Microsoft Office 365 E3 MSDN subscription through the zero-cost bug last year, go check now—it can be reactivated. You need to complete the subscription renewal by September 27; if you don’t activate it, it will be considered automatically forfeited.

Go check it out quickly. Reactivating it requires entering a phone number, but no verification is needed. Some accounts now need a card linked, while older accounts don’t. Log in and check as soon as you can.

https://admin.cloud.microsoft/#/subscriptions

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Microsoft is really being sneaky too—on the 25th, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, they carried out mass bans, and by the 27th they were preparing to delete accounts.
They had previously reduced the original 5 TB of OneDrive storage to 10 GB…

Isn’t it gone?

That’s too bad.

How can I free up funding for Copilot without downsizing the engine?

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I give up. Apart from one account I use that renewed automatically, all the others require linking a bank card. That seems like a real hassle, so having one still active is good enough.

It shouldn’t be my fault, right…

Let me take a look.


There was a problem submitting the request. Try again or contact support for help. This is so frustrating—I’ve linked two cards, and neither works.

Two Office 365 E3 Developer accounts got hit

The OneDrive storage for Office 365 Enterprise E3 for Symphony has been capped

Nothing to play with anymore

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Me too—even after linking my card, it still didn’t work. I didn’t need to enter a phone number, so I don’t know if that’s the reason.


I can’t reactivate it—this is happening with both accounts. Is there some requirement?

Are you all linking your own cards? Can a purchased virtual card be linked?

Can’t link my card…

Unfortunately, I only just saw this—too late.

But even after reactivating it, there’s still only 10G.