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It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your Microsoft account and two-step verification. Unfortunately, this can be a complex issue to resolve, but here are some steps you can try: Contact Microsoft Support: Reach out to Microsoft Support directly and explain your situation in det
The loop is basically: Login page where you fill in e-mail along with a box saying "an account was found you can use here" (translation might not be exact) With my own account I used to log in the previous loop. after which it asks for my password. If the password is correct it returns me to the first login page.
If you're using the same account to log into Windows and Edge, you can try changing your Windows account to a local account and. then see if you can make the necessary changes. For Windows 11, you can find the option to switch to a local account by going to Settings -> Account ->. Account Information. In Settings -> Account -> Email & Account ...
Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community. We are happy to assist you. If your account is a Microsoft365 Work/School account and if you are an end user/if you are an admin but another user has admin rights, it is suggested to contact your admin and ask the admin to reset the Authentication method for your account.
For your description of your account being detected by Microsoft with too many authentication login attempts. It means that your account has been compromised, maybe you have set up 2FA with a high security level so that you have not been hacked to log in. Of course,, this is to make sure you are prompted directly when you open a new outlook.
Enter your question (account recovery, blocked account, or other), then click Get Help, then " Sign in to contact support " at the bottom of the page. 2.Sign in to your personal Microsoft account, any account will do. 3. Under Products and Services, select " Other Products ". 4.
In this case, I would like to suggest you to log into Office.com with the corresponding account by using browser, and check if it can be accessed correctly. And we need to confirm with you that whether there is a prompt to let you select work or school account or Microsoft account when logging in. If so, please select work or school account and ...
To remove the account, kindly open the Windows setting by pressing Windows key + i. In the settings go to Accounts > Email & Accounts. In the right pane go to Account used by other apps section then highlight the account that you want to delete then click remove. Once done, re-launch the app.
I understand that you want to stay logged in on Microsoft whenever you want to use MS products. Please go to Settings > Accounts > Email & accounts > Accounts> Select the MS account that you are using on your apps and make sure that it is set to "Microsoft apps can sign me in". If it is already set or the issue persists, please try to remove ...
On the login screen, click the accessibility options icon (the one left of the power options one) to open a terminal window, and type the following commands: net user user1 pass1. (Replace "user1" and "pass1" with the username and the new password.) Reboot and log in with the new password, and see whether you can log in.