How to Fix the Microsoft Office Error Tag 58tm1 Issue

The "something went wrong 58tm1" error sometimes appears in Microsoft 365 applications. This issue generally occurs due to some problems in authentication, invalidation of cached credentials, or corrupted licensing information. In rare circumstances, it might also be the reason for incomplete installation or damaged data and would result in limited usage of an application.

Here are the certain methods which proved to be helpful in resolving Microsoft Office Error 58tm1

Remove the Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin application.

The Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin contains the authentication information that Office apps use to communicate with AAD to authenticate the user. Over time, corruption in this plugin folder could lead to Microsoft Office Error Tag 58tm1.

By deleting this folder, you are in effect telling Microsoft to start anew with the authentication data that is in the Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin.

Right-click the Start button, then click on "Run". That is how you open the Run Program.

In the path of launch, type in the following: C:WindowsSystemApps and press Enter.

Locate the Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin and right-click to remove it.

Check if this fixed the problem after you've done it.

Step 2: Remove Temporary Credentials

Error 58tm1 may occur in case there are malfunctioning or older versions of cached credentials that prevent Office applications from validating it with the servers. Removing the cached credentials will allow Microsoft Office programs to prompt for new login credentials. This will enable you to log in with updated credentials, hence reducing the occurrence of this problem.

Open the Windows Search Menu by pressing the Win key along with the S key.

Credential Manager opens once you type the name and press Enter.

Under the Window Credentials section, click on it to remove Microsoft Account User Credentials.

Click on the Microsoft Account User and click on Remove.

Restart Microsoft Office and check whether it resolves the problem.

3.Microsoft 365 FIX

The Microsoft Office Error Tag 58tm1 also occurs when there is some sort of missing or corrupted file within the programs of Microsoft 365. It may be fixed by repairing Microsoft 365, whence one gets to see all the files up and running, making sure all the components get updated. After that, problems related to authentication can be cleared, and Microsoft Office programs may work like usual.

Press the Windows key and the R key to open the Run Program.

In the box, type in appwiz.cpl and press OK to open the Control Panel's Programs and Features.

Right-click on Microsoft 365 and click the "Change" button.

Click on Repair to start fixing Microsoft 365.

Once fixed, check to see if the issue still persists.

4. If needed, sign out and sign back in.

You can also clear cached login tokens or credentials through the process of logging out and logging back in. This will fix broken or incorrect credentials that could be causing interference in the authentication that is leading to this issue. It'll fix Microsoft Office Error Tag 58tm1 by forcing Microsoft 365 to get fresh authentication tokens.

Click on File > Account in any of the opened applications in Microsoft 365 and sign out of the account.

Then, sign in again and see if the problem has disappeared.

If none of the above Microsoft solutions seems to work for you, contact their support officially.

The above steps should hopefully fix the Error Tag 58tm1 and help you sign in to your Microsoft Office applications.