Here’s what to look for: Office 2013 SP1 installs at Version. The reality is, that even when you do your best to make sure that all your systems are patched, and updates are approved on time, there can still be stragglers out there that haven’t been receiving their updates – and sometimes can be YEARS behind! Well, we both know that’s not quite the case, as you’re still reading ).
I know, I know… you’re a WSUS/SCCM/Intune/Patch Manager wiz, and all your Office clients are 100% patched up to the latest version. So here’s the kicker – for modern auth to be supported in Office 2013, you need to be patched up to the March 2015 update release. If you’ve already added these registry keys, maybe even pushed them out via GPO, and you’re still seeing basic auth on some computers, it’s time to move on to number two. Without these keys added, you’re dead in the water – you’re only ever going to see basic auth. “AlwaysUseMSOAuthForAutodiscover”=dword:00000001 In order to enable Modern Auth in Office 2013, you need to add or update the following registry keys: Here’s a few things I’ve run into that will hopefully put you in a good place with Office 2013 and allow you to consistently see a modern auth prompt: Sadly, Office 2013 feels like it’s a bit of a hit and a miss when trying to nail down authentication errors, especially if you can’t seem to reproduce a consistent experience with either Modern or Basic authentication. Office 2013 and modern auth have a bit of a shaky relationship – once you’re working with Office Pro Plus, or even 2016, the experience is a whole lot smoother.
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