Microsoft Single Use Code I Didn't Request. Log in to your account, go to recent activity, and check if there have been any strange login attempts. Return to the window that is asking you for the verification code.
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For tips about receiving and using verification codes, please see troubleshooting verification code issues. Time of the email sent is 2am in the morning which i'm pretty sure i. Copy or write down the verification code from the message. Xxxxxxx if you didn't request this code, you can safely ignore this email. Web it was from a number that was definitely microsoft, because i have received texts with codes on two other occasions when i requested them. Web in the new window, sign in to your alternate email account and look for the message from the microsoft account team. [code] if you didn't request this code, you can safely ignore this email. Log in to your account, go to recent activity, and check if there have been any strange login attempts. Thanks, the microsoft account team there's no link in the email. Web if you get a single use code it means they have an old password or ms protected you due to the bots geographical location and a new location is being tried all the time (via vpn) until they try a location near you and sign in maybe successfully.
No product was indicated and the verbiage was different than the other 2 occasions. I spotted that the microsoft email is legitimate. It appears to be to be valid from all i can tell. Unfortunately, this wasn't me and couldn't have been me. No product was indicated and the verbiage was different than the other 2 occasions. The text was microsoft access code: Copy or write down the verification code from the message. Time of the email sent is 2am in the morning which i'm pretty sure i. [code] if you didn't request this code, you can safely ignore this email. Change it and use a complex password that contains at least 15 characters. Someone else might have typed your email address by mistake.
