Microsoft has just announced the introduction of the long-awaited 2-step verification process for Microsoft Account. This security feature will be rolled out to all, over the next few days.

Here’s how you can enable 2SV on your Microsoft account. Visit Microsoft’s Security settings page and sign in with your account. On that page, you’ll see the option of setting up “Two-step ...

You can make your Microsoft account far more secure if you ditch your password. But if you plan to do so, there's a step you absolutely must not skip.

Why is Microsoft verification not working? The security app sometimes blocks your device from receiving the verification code. However, it can also occur due to account security issues.

Microsoft on Wednesday announced two-step verification will be rolling out to 700 million accounts “over the next couple of days.” The feature will unfortunately be optional, but it’s ...

Microsoft wants you to use two-step verification, so it's adding more features to make that more useful and appealing. It's easier to see what's happening with your account and where it's been ...

Verify connected devices Make sure all the devices are yours Along with sign-in activity and attempts, Microsoft allows you to check all the devices linked to your Microsoft account.

If you've set up two-step verification to protect your Microsoft account, it won't be long before you attempt to sign in to a Microsoft app or your old Xbox 360 with your account name and password ...

Microsoft account holders will soon be able to turn on two-step authentication in order to make their accounts more secure against hackers and online criminals. The feature — similar to those ...

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7 Try every verification method Usually, there are multiple verification methods. Depending on which you select in your account's settings, you'll receive codes from an authenticator app, a text ...