phone verification

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Phone verification is a recurring topic in WindowsForum discussions, particularly when users encounter issues with Microsoft account security during system migrations or when setting up new devices. In one case, a user migrating from Windows 10 to Windows 11 Pro was forced to create a PIN for a family member's account, but the verification text was sent to a landline that could not receive it, preventing login. Another thread explores how Microsoft's Copilot Actions, an AI agent, handles web automation tasks like booking reservations, which may involve phone verification steps. These examples highlight common frustrations with phone-based verification in Microsoft account workflows, especially when the registered phone number is outdated or incompatible.
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    Copilot Actions: Real Web Automation in the Cloud—Promises vs. Limits

    I asked Microsoft’s Copilot to book a dinner reservation for me so it could prove the central promise of modern AI agents: act on my behalf, not just answer questions—and it mostly worked, but with enough caveats to make clear this technology is still in its experimental phase. Background...
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    Windows 11 Account problem migrating W10 > W11 Pro.

    Hi - I'm migrating from W10 to W11 Pro. My account came across OK, but when I attempted to login to my wife's account on the new system it told me I HAD to create a PIN. She'd always used a password on the old system but there was no bypass here - I had to create a PIN, which I did. When I...
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