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We need to fix your Microsoft account most likely your password changed. Select here to fix it in Shared experiences settings. I have not changed my microsoft account password. From where is this message coming and wkndows does it mean?

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. Thanks for your input. I was afraid to do anything with the message thinking that it might be a hacker or some sort of phishing. I had to log in to my MS account in order to post to this community, to my password has not changed, and I do not recall ever trying to change it. When you click it, it takes you to your settings, Shared Experiences.

They seem to want you to enable it. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. I keep getting the following message in my Windows 10 Setting message box: “Microsoft account problem We need to fix your Microsoft account most likely accunt password changed.

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Andre Da Cownload Volunteer Moderator. Try restarting a few times then try again. Try disconnecting from windows 10 microsoft account problem message free download Internet and try downliad. If meessage does not work, reboot in Safe Mode then try signing in.

At the sign in screen: Hold down the shift key on your keyboard while clicking the Power button on the screen. Continue to hold down the shift key while clicking Restart. Continue to hold down the shift key until the Advanced Recovery Options menu appears.

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When complete, restart. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Time Lady Independent Advisor. If you can, have you tried clicking the fix button? It may be a simple case of your pc not communicating correctly with Microsoft so requires this fix. In reply to Time Lady’s post on April 5, My concern messafe the nature of the windows 10 microsoft account problem message free download.

Is it safe to click on the “fix” button? Thanks again Virginia. In reply to PeterDunk’s post on April 5, Microeoft you post a screenshot of the message?

Do you have two-factor authentication on your account? I too windows 10 microsoft account problem message free download not changed my Microsoft password. The link takes you to your settings, Shared Experiences I don’t have Shared Experiences enabled because I don’t want to link any of my devices. I haven’t changed my password, and I don’t want to share any experiences.

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Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. GalactusThe Destroyer. Here’s the error message: “Microsoft account problem. Appreciate the help – thanks. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. User Microsoft Agent. In reply to GalactusThe Destroyer’s post on April 11, We appreciate you for getting back to us.

Click the Start Button , then go to Settings. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. The entire message is microsoft account problem we need to fix your microsoft account. I haven’t changed my password and I have turned the shared experience tab to off. The message keeps returning. It’s just annoying. You are not alone in this and there have been numerous complaints and bug reports submitted to the Feedback Hub.

No matter what is told to you to try and fix it will not work as this is something MS need to fix along with defrag and the ESENT warnings. The account problem is clearly tied to that worthless Shared Experiences located in System in Settings.

I am currently trying a work around with the account problem but I need a few more days to test it before I put it out here for others to try. I will tell you to sign in to your computer with a local account and password. I tried the PIN routine but I disabled that and went with my password only. 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. When you do that you will probably see the below and make sure you click on “Microsoft Apps Only”. If you click on NEXT your profile info will change from what is displayed above and Sync will be turned on. How can I fix this more permanently? I am signed into the same Microsoft account on my Microsoft Surface Pro 7 but never get the alert there.

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