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Vaihdoit uuteen puhelimeen. Authenticator ongelma
Vaihdoit uuteen puhelimeen. Microsoft Authenticator ei ole enää saatavilla vanhalla laitteellasi. Et voi kirjautua Microsoft 365 -työtilillesi, koska MFA-vahvistus vaaditaan. Sinulla ei ole pääsyä mihinkään vaihtoehtoiseen todennusmenetelmään. Tarvitset apua suomeksi, jos mahdollista.PäiviJul 14, 2026Copper Contributor6Views0likes0CommentsMicrosoft Authenticator receives repeated unexpected sign-in requests from different countries.
I have received multiple unexpected Microsoft Authenticator number-matching requests over the last few weeks. The requests came from different countries (Mexico, France, and Spain), and I denied all of them. I changed my password after the first incident. My password is unique and stored in Bitwarden. I have Microsoft Authenticator enabled, and I do not use passwordless sign-in. The strange part is that these authentication requests do not appear in my Recent Activity page. Is there anything I can do to stop these requests? I came here because a support representative told me to. I appreciate all your help beforehand.Just-Alex22Jul 10, 2026Copper Contributor9Views0likes0CommentsAzure AD SSPR Password write back issue
Hi all, A company I work for have issues with the reset password function with AD Connect. In the SSPR audit logs in Azure AD, we face on 'Reset password (self-service)' the status reason 'OnPremisesAdminActionRequired', with a follow up event log within the AD connect server: event ID: 33004 with error "hr=80230626, message=The password could not be updated because the management agent credentials were denied access" I face this issue before and this was causing because the AD DS connector account did not have the right permissions. In this case this is not. What I have done so far: - Updated AD Connect from 2.0.89.0 to 2.0.91.0 - enforced TLS 1.2: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/reference-connect-tls-enforcement - Checked AD DS connecter account 'MSOL_xxxxxxxx' permissions: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/troubleshoot-sspr-writeback#verify-that-azure-ad-connect-has-the-required-permissions - the user do not have the options 'password never expires' or 'user cannot change password' configured - Let AD connect talk to another DC dc02 instead of dc01 - Checked connection to SSPR service from DC's : Test-NetConnection -ComputerName ssprdedicatedsbprodscu.servicebus.windows.net -Port 443 - The action 'Change password (self-service)' are successful (via my account portal) , only action 'Reset password (self-service)' face this issue (via passwordreset.microsoftonline.com) -- both use the same OnPremisesAgent ->> AADConnect Have anyone a idea what else I can try more? Regards, RicardoSolvedvand3rlindenJul 09, 2026Brass Contributor26KViews0likes13CommentsHotmail to Outlook Migration Broke My Account
A year or two ago, I updated my Microsoft account to try and migrate from hotmail.com to @outlook.com. Since then, my Microsoft account is broken. I log in with my @outlook.com email, but account.microsoft.com displays my hotmail.com email everywhere. Mobile apps will not stay logged in properly and kick me out after a day. On my account info page my @outlook.com email isn't even listed and hotmail.com is listed as primary, but only logging in with @outlook works. I'm pretty sure when I originally tried to migrate my account some exception wasn't handled properly part way through the process and my account is in some sort of database limbo. Is there anyone at Microsoft here that can help with this? Also, sorry if this isn't the right place to post this, but a call with Microsoft support pointed me here and there doesn't seem to be a "Microsoft Account Support" hub or space on this platform. If anyone knows of a better location feel free to suggest that as well. Thanks!85Views0likes1CommentLost Backup with Microsoft Authenticator
Hello, I lost the phone where I had set up 2FA using Microsoft Authenticator for this email address. I had previously enabled cloud backup and have now tried to restore it to a new phone by carefully following the correct backup and recovery process. However, some very valuable and critical 2FA accounts are still missing and were not restored.58Views0likes2CommentsLost Backup with Authenticator App
I recently changed phones and followed Microsoft’s documented process for transferring my Authenticator accounts. Before changing devices, I enabled cloud backup and confirmed that authenticator showed a successful backup dated 21 June. I then installed the app on the new phone, selected the recovery option, and signed in using the same Microsoft account. Both phones used the same operating system, and all required cloud settings were enabled. Despite this, only two of my seven accounts were restored on the new phone. The app on my old phone then stopped working. I disabled VPNs, cleared the cache, confirmed a stable internet connection, checked notification permissions, and ensured battery optimisation was not interfering. When none of this worked, I updated the app. After the update, the remaining account data had disappeared, leaving only the same two accounts restored on the new phone. I followed the correct backup and recovery process. The app confirmed that the backup had completed successfully, yet five of seven accounts were not restored. Is there any way to recover an earlier backup or should I assume that the data I need is lost because of this useless app?74Views0likes3CommentsUnable to access Global Admin, username not recognised, need tenant recovery billing active
Unable to access Global Admin account for Microsoft 365 tenant. Username not recognised and I need tenant recovery. Billing is still active. I am the billing owner of a Microsoft 365 Business subscription for yutoriacupuncture.com.au but I have lost access to all Global Admin accounts. The original admin account email is returning “username may be incorrect”. No other admin or business emails are recognised. I have a business email associated with the admin account i can still log into. I recently briefly cancelled and reinstated my domain which may have affected tenant linkage. I also recently joined a university Microsoft 365 organisation which may be affecting sign-in routing? I have tried login.microsoftonline.com, admin.microsoft.com, password resets, and incognito browsers with no success. I have tried contacting support via phone and email but keeps cutting out, saying it can't identity me, or sends me into a loop hole with the support chat bot. I need Microsoft to escalate this to tenant recovery or Data Protection team to restore Global Admin access using billing and domain ownership verification.DeletedJul 02, 2026Not applicable59Views0likes2CommentsDevice Bound Session Credentials Edge
Hi everyone, For a customer i did some research about token protection within M365. I did find a lot information what to configure within M365 to get a multi layer protection (CA, Identity Protection, device compliance, etc). What i didn't found was a solution for token/cookie protection from the browser, until i found this article: https://en.ittrip.xyz/windows/edge/edge-147-device-bound#index_id0 This article states that edge 147 supports Device Bound Session Credentials which makes it much harder to do a off-device replay of a cookie. It also is saying: If you buy rather than build, ask your identity provider or SaaS vendor a direct question: do you have a roadmap for Device Bound Session Credentials or an equivalent browser-session binding model? So my question is: Does M365 (via the browser) supports Device Bound Session Credentials or will it be supported any time soon? Hope you have a nice day! Regards, MJSolvedmarkjanbakkerJul 02, 2026Tin Contributor77Views0likes2CommentsI received 2FA request but I can't identify the source
Since a couple of weeks, I've started received unwanted prompt on my phone to "confirm my identity": asking me to approve (second factor). Obviously, this isn't me and I reject those. At first, I was thinking it was just some phishing/stuffing attack, but I tried to find out how I could see those attempts and it is impossible to see "failed attempt" on the Windows Account web page or on the 2FA application. I have no clue how to investigate this, I would like to confirm what is the "source" of these attempts. Is there any way to have more extensive logs?39Views0likes2CommentsAAD multiple accounts from same realm is not supported by clients.
I've signed out of Excel for iPadOS 2.101.25100311. I've closed (not forced shutdown) and reopened the app. I'm trying to sign in with a different Microsoft account. However, it shows the error: "Another account from your organization is already signed in on this device". How can I completely sign out of that other account? The troubleshooting details are below. Correlation Id: 5520852a-4877-ec4c-97be-f3de2c079058 Timestamp: 2026-06-21T22:49:29.000Z DPTI: FAF41146-8AF4-425C-95EE-1654DD13C47C Message: AAD multiple accounts from same realm is not supported by clients. Tag: 5pzx9SolvedrootsmusicJun 22, 2026Brass Contributor151Views0likes1Comment
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