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Add account to Microsoft Authenticator Open the Microsoft Authenticator app on your phone. Tap the + > Work or school account. Use your phone to scan the QR square that is on your computer screen. Notes: ... Your account will be added automatically to the app and will display a six-digit code.

On your new phone, the Google Authenticator app. In the Google Authenticator app, tap Get Started. At the bottom, tap Import existing accounts? On your old device, create a QR code: In the Authenticator app, tap More Transfer accounts. Export accounts. ... On your new phone, tap Scan QR code.

Make sure you run the latest version of Authenticator. Tap Settings and make sure App updates is turned on. Make sure the device requires a PIN or biometric to unlock (lock screen). Try to re-enable faceID or fingerprint in the device settings and restart the device.

Sign in to your account using phone sign-in Go to your personal Microsoft account sign-in page, and then instead of typing your password, select the Use the Microsoft Authenticator app instead link. Microsoft sends a notification to your phone. Approve the notification.

Select Add a new way to sign in or verify and choose Use an app. If you've already installed the app, select Next to display a QR code appear on the screen. In the authenticator app, select [three dots] then + Add account. Choose the account type and select Scan a QR code.

The email client sends the username and password to Exchange Online. Note: When Basic authentication is blocked, it's blocked at this step. Exchange Online sends the username and password to Azure Active Directory. Azure Active Directory returns a user ticket to Exchange Online and the user is authenticated.

Sign in to your account using phone sign-in Go to your personal Microsoft account sign-in page, and then instead of typing your password, select the Use the Microsoft Authenticator app instead link. Microsoft sends a notification to your phone. Approve the notification.