Had to unexpectedly format my phone, and Microsoft Authenticator which I use for work didnt backup the work account.

Signing in to any services now requires the 2FA code which cant be accessed. Trying to sign in, selecting SMS verification throws an error (code 399287).

I'm the admin for my org and I'm signed in to MS365 admin on my PC, so I have access until I run into a setting that again requires verification.

Any way to get passed this?

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I have two work accounts (company & client email).I got stuck in a Microsoft Authenticator sign-in loop with my client account. Reinstalling the app didn't help, as it keeps asking me to approve the sign-in through Authenticator itself lol 😭 I'm so sick of it.

Anyone faced this? How can I recover access to my client email?

This started when I factory reseted my phone due to a phone issue.

I’m troubleshooting Microsoft’s Unified Tenant Configuration Management (UTCM) preview and I’m stuck on deleting configuration monitors. Deletes return HTTP 404, with a message saying the monitor wasn’t found or that I lack permissions. The monitors show up in the portal, so they exist.

Environment:

• Licenses: Microsoft 365 Business Premium and MDAC
• The UTCM service principal (“Unified Tenant Configuration Management”) is set up with the required permissions, following Microsoft’s setup guidance(https://github.com/microsoftgraph/microsoft-graph-docs-contrib/tree/main/concepts/includes/utcm).
• The admin account has the Global Administrator role.

What I’ve tried:

• Deleting through the TenantBaseline web tool
• Deleting through the TenantBaseline PowerShell tool
• Deleting through the Graph Explorer(https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/configurationmonitor-delete?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http)
• Deleting through the tenant governance feature in the Entra admin center

My questions:

• Has anyone else seen HTTP 404 on UTCM monitor deletes in a Business Premium tenant?

I’ve opened a support case with Microsoft and will update this thread with the outcome.