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Many users receive the error ftde.provision.accountMismatch when they try to connect to Xfinity Stream via their web browser. For most affected users, this problem seems to occur every time they try to connect.
When some users try to connect to Xfinity Stream via the web browser, they receive the following error:
ftde.provision.accountMismatch
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Fix problem in Xfinity backend
If the first method has not been effective, there is a high probability that the problem will occur in the Xfinity backend. As with different user reports, it seems that the problem can also occur when the same user has multiple Xfinity / Comcast accounts and is confused by the Xfinity authentication process.
If this scenario applies, you can solve the problem by transferring it to Xfinity or Comcast support. You should make an internal distinction between your accounts and thus eliminate the imbalance ftde.provision.account.account.accountMismatch.
The fastest way to solve this problem is to contact the Xfinity support team.
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