If you repeatedly receive this error when trying to connect to your Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations Unified environment, it means your local credential cache is likely corrupt.
Solution:
Close Visual Studio, delete the extension credential cache at...
%AppData%\Roaming\Microsoft\CRMDeveloperToolKit
Then relaunch Visual Studio and connect again. You'll be prompted to authenticate and a new credential cache will be created.
Great troubleshooting guide! The explanation is clear, practical, and makes it much easier to understand the common causes of Dataverse login issues when using application authentication. Thanks for sharing a well-documented solution and the steps to resolve it.
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Thanks for sharing this troubleshooting guide! Authentication issues with Dataverse can be frustrating, so it's great to see a clear explanation of the problem along with practical steps to resolve it. This will definitely help others facing the same issue.
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