Parsoli on March 10, at am. For some people — including on my own computers for the last few months — this notice still appears even after turning everything off. Thanks for a feedbacks! There was the irony that the one-time code was rejected, wheras using the MS account password again worked, Since then I have logged off the MS account, and I suspect the problem for me is due to the lack of immediate network connection. The Microsoft account for this email address had its password changed 3 months ago — 3 months of that notification aarrgghh, but seems to function ok.
 
 

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Step 1: Go to Start > Settings > Accounts. Step 2: In the Sign-in options window, go to Password and click Add. If you deleted the message, or don’t see it, click on Start > Settings > System. Click on Shared experiences on the left. Near the top, you should see Accounts.

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You don’t say what the error is. Please include the full, exact text of the error. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Thanks for the help. In reply to JimMeredith2’s post on July 17, I also set my profile info in settings to this: I do not want Windows to sign me in across Apps and devices as when I use them and they require my MS account and password I will put it in myself. Also make sure your MS account is listed in Email and Accounts as shown here: When you sign in to an App that requires your password you need to select your MS account and sign in with your MS account email and your MS account password.

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Cancel Submit. Hi RR. Not a scam. I hope this helps. Which makes the error message all the more infuriating. Microsoft has had two years either to make this work smoothly or to get its feature to shut up. This was a frequent issue that users would not address which only compounded issues with application deployments and other syncing with Microsoft services.

This was via ADMX template deployment. So far, so good! May be relevant looking at some of the other comments. I was surprised that the license allowed this, but happy as it saves a few bucks was prepared to buy the license. I was literally just loading Win10 on the laptop to check if it would. Used it a few days this way messing about anf then decided to log in as local my usual practice. Immediately after that I started seeing this notification. I use a laptop and a PC simultaneously however only my browser is in sync.

I use my mobile for not much more than a telephone. My partner has a windows 10 laptop also. If I want to share between computers I use Bluetooth, upload and download using my website, use a USB stick, or email to myself. I do not want or need one drive. I do not need to use my Microsoft account to share anything however I also get this harassment every day when I boot up. I have spent untold unpaid hours searching for a way to block it.

I remember when Yahoo had a service where people uploaded stuff and when Yahoo cancelled the service there was nowhere else for the stuff to go. Possibly Microsoft wants windows users to sync their local computer log on password and their Microsoft account password so that when you boot up your device, you will also log into your Microsoft account. Seemed strange. Select here to fix it in the Shared experiences settings. Earlier, on December 30, , I had installed Win 10 Home Version bit version because my so-called local computer expert had warned that I might face driver problems with the bit version.

Finally, this January, I took the leap and did a fresh install of the Win 10 Home 20H2 bit version. But soon after the fresh installation, I began to get frequent notifications that I have mentioned above.

The second time in January , I opted not to put in the Windows product key as advised by some tech sites and opted to activate using my Microsoft account. I have tried many of the solutions proposed above and by the Microsoft site listed below , but to no avail. I wonder if the notification from Microsoft are related to the fact that I did not use the Windows product key and instead opted to activate my account with my Microsoft account.

Good question. Very helpful! This has been annoying me for months. Thank you for giving me something to try. I constantly get this notification on my desktop but not my on laptop which are both on the same Microsoft account tried everything but it pops up at least once a week very annoying and strange.

Is it possible to notify Microsoft of all these sorts of problems? I get the notification- need to fix account but I think the prompt is due to not being signed into Microsoft account as it does not exist anymore. I closed it maybe two years ago.

I try not to use Microsoft anything much. No email, no Office, Edge, etc. No way to stop it buggin me as far as I can figure out. Pretty much Chrome and stuff. Thanks for allowing me the space to ramble.

Hello Thanks for giving a solution of this issue. I found out your site. I can fix it following your step by step guide. Keep up the great work. This seems to also be tied into Windows Update. This is a new machine, never had any accounts on it other than mine, so there are no hidden ids from a previous user. Troo dat. I use Linux on the desktop. Thank you for this: I just hope it works! This is yet another irritation which I think was just introduced with Windows What a disaster!

Again, thank you for your help. I have 1 Hotmail account I use and no other apps and devices I want to share. I still get this error message every time I start my PC. I get this damn message every day. I already have shared experiences turned off. I am so SICK of this! I keep getting it too. I disables all the sharing options — no effect. Gpedit worked for me.

Wish Windows would quit trying to be a Mac. He passed away last year and I deleted his email account. Our email accounts were linked.

When I try to amend this, Microsoft say his account no longer exists, but then I get daily notifications to say his account needs to be fixed! I tried the help line and requested to speak to a person not a computer. I waited and waited to be connected and then gave up. Any suggestions? Although there might be other things that need to be addressed about his account, the easiest thing and possibly the only thing to do with these notifications is ignore them.

You called the lawn? What did it say? Did it help you with the annoying notification Windows is displaying? Thank you!

I laughed out loud. What I am more interested in is what happens if you press the [Fix Now] button? Hell no. So … do you have any idea what this button actually does when pressed?

Will it fix the problem, miss the point, or make things worse? Followed by a code. Frustrating problem! I know what happens! No more. From what I remember, it was a year ago, and it stated that his microsoft account needed updating, and basically updated everything microsoft on the computer, even his password wound up getting changed, which I didnt fight, because stroke victims dont remember logins and pass codes, and I had no idea and probably he didnt either what his password was from 20 yrs ago when he opened his acct.

But it was bs, and annoying because I had a new Edge browser I had to stop and set up before I could use and get to what Id needed to do. But guess what, even though I went through all this needless crap, it still pops up everytime I log on to the laptop, and your right to that they kept pushing the share between all your devices through microsoft!

I have been battling this infuriating message for months. No joy. I added a new local account and started using that. I will update here if it recurs. I am calling my particular flavor of this nuisance resolved. Good luck to everyone still battling this. Im trying Shared Experiences method. Thank you.

I did notice every time another country tried to sync my email, unsuccessfully, the next day I got this message to fix my account. I have four computers and two e-mails work and home.

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In reply to K0MB’s post on September 24, Oh well, so much the better if you have found the solution! Thanks for sharing it, it might help other people. This site in other languages x. This is really annoying. So, what should you do to stop Microsoft account problem notification? In Windows 10, you can use a password or a PIN to keep your operating system safe. But it seems that many users prefer using a PIN since it is easy and convenient to remember compared with a long password.

However, some people report that there is a problem with a PIN that leads to Microsoft account problem message. To get rid of this notification, you can try replacing the PIN with a regular password.