KB0049 - Failure to login after changing security environment

KB0049 - Failure to login after changing security environment

Problem

Changing from a security environment, such as Windows PowerShell, to the integrated environment may cause users to fail to be able to login. The login button will appear to do nothing when clicked. 

Root Cause

Changing the security environment puts PowerShell Universal in an invalid state and no longer allows logins. 

Workaround

To work around this issue, restart your PowerShell Universal service. 

Affected Versions

- PowerShell Universal 4.1.0 and earlier

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