If you've selected this option to stop two-factor verification prompts, and then you lose your device or your device is potentially compromised, you should have Microsoft 365 sign you out of all your devices to help protect your account. Turn on two-factor verification prompts on a trusted deviceĭepending on your organization's settings, you may see a check box that says "Don't ask again for n days" when you perform two-factor verification. To delete your account from the Microsoft Authenticator appįrom the Microsoft Authenticator app, select the account you want to delete, then select Settings and Remove account. Go to the Security info page, find the device you want to delete and select Delete.
To delete your device from your work or school account Typically you delete your device to permanently remove a lost, stolen, or old device from your account, and you delete your account to try to fix some connection issues or to address an account change, such as a new user name. You can delete your account from the Microsoft Authenticator app, and you can delete your device from your work or school account. You'll be asked to approve a notification through the Microsoft Authenticator app, to verify your information.ĭelete your account or device from the Microsoft Authenticator app
Select Choose a method and then Authenticator app.įollow the on-screen instructions, including using your mobile device to scan the QR code, and then select Next. Go to the Security info page using the steps above.
Important: If you already set up your work or school account in the Microsoft Authenticator app, you don't need to do it again.
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