I have a single Microsoft Account login which I use to access my personal Azure account (portal.azure.com) and my personal Visual Studio/DevOps account (e.g. myid.visualstudio.com or dev.azure.com/myid). I was playing around in the DevOps Oragisation Settings and stupidly decided to connect my DevOps organisation to my Azure Active Directory as a test (which I did successfully). However, as I only had one user in my DevOps Organisation (me) which used a Microsoft Account to login to the DevOps Organisation website, I can no longer access my Visual Studio/DevOps organisation as I get the following error:
401 - Uh-oh, you do not have access. Your account, is not authorized to view this page. Make sure the URL is correct and your account has access. View a list of your organizations here. You may request access by contacting the admin.
I understand why this is the case, but my question is, is there anyway to reverse this mistake? Although I can still login to my Microsoft Account, this Microsoft Account no longer has permission to see the DevOps Organisation. Have I just lost access to this DevOps Organisation forever? I realise I can create a new one, but it's annoying as I'd have to pick a different name for the new organisation when what I really wan't is to re-associate the existing organisation to my existing microsoft login.
Anyway, I hope that makes sense. I realise it was a stupid thing to do and that there's probably no way back, but thought I'd ask the experts on here just in case.