Microsoft is rolling out a new sign-in screen for more than a billion consumers that access services like Outlook, Windows, Xbox, Microsoft 365, and more. The updated authentication screen is ...

Microsoft is making some changes to the way you sign in to a Microsoft account next month. Starting in February, you will stay signed in to a Microsoft account automatically unless you sign out or ...

If, however, you have enough experience with Microsoft's enterprise infrastructure and aren't afraid to roll up your sleeves, you can do it all yourself. To sign in to Windows, you need an Entra ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new authentication process for services like Outlook, Xbox, Windows, and Microsoft 365. The practical aim is to focus more on passwordless logins and the visual aim is ...

A Microsoft account allows you to sign in to a wide range of Microsoft 365 apps and services using a single email and password. However, at times, you may encounter issues signing in to these apps.

Our new UX is optimized for a passwordless and passkey-first experience." Also: Microsoft is changing the way you sign in - and it could be a security nightmare The new experience starts with the ...

Some Windows 11 users got the impression Notepad now requires logging into your Microsoft account This isn’t true, but the app just got a new AI feature that does require such a sign-in There ...

Starting next month, Microsoft is doing away with that. Going forward, users who sign into a Microsoft account will automatically remain signed in until they manually sign out. The Verge reports ...