For the detailed steps, see Add your work or school account, Add your personal accounts, and Add your non-Microsoft accounts. If you haven't done this yet, see Download and install the app.Īdd your work/school, personal, and third-party accounts to the Microsoft Authenticator app. Prerequisitesīefore you can use the Microsoft Authenticator app, you must:ĭownload and install the Microsoft Authenticator app. Your non-Microsoft accounts require you to use the standard two-factor verification process. Optional: Once you have set up the method above, you may change the default method used to secure your SSO account.Important: This phone sign-in method only works with your work or school and personal Microsoft accounts. Shown below: the Enter code prompt while using a SSO account on a computer Shown below: the Microsoft authenticator app open on a smartphone Use the one-time password code and enter it into the sign-in screen when prompted. Open the Microsoft Authenticator app and choose your account from the list presented.Ģ. Part 3: Using codes from the Microsoft Authenticator appġ. You've just completed setting up the Microsoft Authenticator app. Your device will now be set up for both smartphone notifications and codes using the Microsoft Authenticator app.
Tap Allow at the "Authenticator" Would Like to Send You Notifications prompt.Ĩ. Enter your SSO username, password, and the code generated on your code card.ħ. When prompted to choose an account type, choose Work or School Account.Ħ. After installing the Microsoft Authenticator, open the app, read the Your privacy matters screen, then tap I agree.Ĥ. Part 2: Setup the Microsoft Authenticator Appġ. Part 1: Download the Microsoft Authenticator Appĭownload the Microsoft Authenticator app from your device's app store. In addition to the code card, you may use the Microsoft Authenticator authenticator app on your smartphone to generate notifications or codes to sign in to your SSO account.
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