How to solve this error to login? "Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517"

I am having the same issue, I dont even use a VPN. None of the steps at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517 worked at all, not even the password reset.

Olá tive esse mesmo problema hoje. Mas consegui resolver... Vou explicar o que eu fiz... Acesse esse link: assistente de entrada da Microsoft :https://support.microsoft.com/home/contact?linkquery=Help%20me%20sign%20in%20to%20my%20Microsoft%20account Teste e veja se sua conta está bloqueada, se estiver geralmente ela deveria voltar sozinha em algumas horas, porem a minha não foi. Se for o seu caso, clique em continuar para desbloquear, neste caso, vc precisará alterar sua senha... após alterar tente entrar no seu email, caso não der certo, selecione o botão (Não) informando que vc não conseguiu trocar a senha... foi o meu caso, então clique em continuar para vc preencher o formulário de recuperação de senha... nesse formulário vc vai precisar colocar o e-mail com problema e mais um outro email para que vc possa receber a resposta. O formulário tem várias perguntas que só o dono da conta realmente vai saber responder. Caso tenha alguma pergunta que vc não saiba, pode pular sem medo. Ao terminar de preencher a Microsoft no meu caso, desbloqueou minha conta em menos de 30 minutos. Ao conseguir recuperar sua conta não se esqueça de colocar um outro fator de autenticação em sua conta na opção (Segurança) eu recomendo o Authenticator da Microsoft. Acho que aconteceu esse problema comigo pois eu tenho minha conta em varios dispositivos e eu acredito que algum deles estava com a senha errada. Espero poder ajudar quem esteve na mesma situação que eu.

Se vc tiver acesso a sua conta algum dispositivo funcionando direito ja cadastra o Authenticator como metodo de entrada.

Tengo el mismo problema, acabo de cambiar de teléfono y al querer configurar mi correo, me sale el mismo error: "Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517".

He tratado de solcuionar con todos los métodos y procedimientos conocidos pero hasta ahora no puedo entrar a mi cuenta.

Mesa coisa aqui, não consigo logar no Outlook, Xbox, pelo wi-fi, mas se eu usar o 5g, eu consigo.

Mesmo problema por aqui. Ja tentei diferentes navegadores (Opera, Chrome, Edge), modo icognito também. Verificado DNS em uso e está do Google 8.8.8.8. Sem chance de entrar no hotmail :-(

Estou com o mesmo problema, não consigo logar!

Não consigo logar no Hotmail fica vindo essa mensagem Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517, mesmo usando o vpn não entra

Estou tentando fazer login no Xbox e aparece o mesmo erro. Já tentei dezenas de vezes e não consigo entrar.

Estou com o mesmo problema em um email específico, e estou conseguindo acessar pelo navegador anônimo.

Solução: abra o CMD como administrador pela barra de pesquisa com o botão direito, coloque os seguintes comandos: "netsh winsock reset" de o Enter, depois coloque o seguinte comando "netsh int ip reset" e de o Enter (não incluir as aspas nos comandos), após isso reinicie seu computador, deverá funcionar, reiniciar seu roteador antes de fazer esse processo pode ajudar a resolver.

Bom, eu consegui resolver o problema usando o seguinte app: 'Urban Vpn' você baixa e escolhe a região de 'Unite States' (estados Unidos) depois que escolher é só clicar no botão play que está na cor rosa.

Eu tava logando minha conta da Microsoft ate que deu um error

Eu tava logando minha conta da Microsoft ate que não deu certo

Não consigo entrar no windows

Pessoal, o que eu fiz para resolver o problema: desconectei o notebook e o celular do WiFi e depois usei o celular como roteador. Ao conectar a internet do celular no notebook consegui acessar, no notebook, o hotmail/outlook novamente. Façam o teste primeiro no celular de vocês, desconectando o wifi. Espero ter ajudado

Solução apresentada aqui pelo nickfurry funcionou:

1 - Digite CMD na pesquisa do windows
2- Clique com o botão direito, e então "Abrir como administrador"
3- Digite: **netsh winsock reset, e aperte enter
4- Digite: netsh int ip reset, e aperte enter
5- Reinicie seu computador.

tenho cursos na plataforma hotmart e nao consigo acessar, sempre dá senha ou usuario invalido preciso de orientação.

A solução me parece ser única.

Baixe o aplicativo Authenticator.

Uma vez baixado, desative o Wi-fi. Conexão SOMENTE com os dados móveis.

Abra o aplicativo usando o seu login e a sua senha. Pronto.

Sendo assim. Todos os demais aplicativos que usarem o Hotmail irão pedir a validação pelo Authenticator instalado no seu celular.

E estes podem usar o Wi-fi.

Apenas a instalação do Authenticator tem que ser feito pelos Dados Móveis.

HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM,WHAT CAN I DO?

use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517

I am having this same problem after purchasing a phone in Costa Rica. My region on my services is now set to CR and all of my services work on my PC. But NONE of my microsoft services work on my mobile device. Whenever I try to log in, it used to give the the "Too many requests" error. Now it gives me the error noted on the original question. When attempting to contact support it sends my to a worthless automated login support helper that doesn't address this issue whatsoever. PLEASE FIX THIS Microsoft.
I eventually got to a person after finding the well hidden path to actual support. They did not solve my issue, but I was able to get enough clues make the login work by setting my phone's VPN to be a US location. I was then able to log in. Once the login was created, things appear to work. That being said, my Microsoft account and my device both have my location set to Costa Rica, so again it makes no sense that I had to do this. I only had to have the VPN engaged for the period of the login, afterwards everything appears to work as expected, perhaps because the device now has the expected token/cookie/etc...

Reinicie mi xbox porque no me da acceso a mi perfil y pongo mi mail y contraseña y no habré mi perfil como si omitiera el inicio de cesión ayuda porfavor ya metí bastante dinero a esta cuenta como para perderla

problim

when i login my id then show this error

Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517

plz fix this

I received this error while trying to login to my xbox live accout for a specifc game on my PC.

I resolved it by having a code be sent to my alternate email.

This video game was the only place where I encountered this error - I was able to login to my account just fine through any other application or device.

Apparently we need to "wait 24 to 48 hours" before trying to sign in again using our password. There is no manual over-ride for "security reasons". So, as long as you have alternative sign-in methods set up, you should still be able to access your account until this time passes.

yes ,my problem is solved.

Dear Microsoft Support Team,

I hope you are doing well.

I am reaching out to request urgent assistance regarding my Microsoft account. I have been unable to access it for several months despite trying all the recommended troubleshooting methods. I believe the account still exists, but access is being blocked due to some sort of security or system restriction.

Issue Summary:

• Microsoft account email: [Insert your Microsoft email address]

Approximate date of last successful sign-in: [Insert if known, or write “unsure”]

Duration of issue: Ongoing for approximately [X weeks/months]

Primary issue: Each time I attempt to sign in, I receive the following error message:

"Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517"

I followed this link and attempted the suggestions (different device, VPN, etc.), but nothing has worked.

Recent Issue – Too Many Requests:

More recently, I now receive a "Too Many Requests" error message when I try to access Microsoft login or recovery pages. I understand this is a rate limit imposed due to multiple attempts, but I’ve spaced out my attempts and used different networks and browsers, yet the issue persists. This has completely blocked me from even submitting a recovery form.

What I’ve Already Tried:

Signing in from multiple trusted devices and networks

Using different browsers and clearing cache/cookies

Switching VPN servers and locations

Attempting account recovery via https://account.live.com/acsr

Reviewing Microsoft support documentation (including the link in the error message)

Waiting 24–48 hours before retrying access

Checking whether the account was deleted — I do not receive a “non-existent account” message, which suggests the account still exists

Despite these efforts, I am still locked out of my account.

Why This Matters:

This account is extremely important to me. It may contain access to personal files, subscriptions, or services that I am currently unable to use. At this point, I kindly request a manual review of my account status and guidance on how I can securely regain access.

If identity verification is required, I am happy to provide:

Proof of ownership (e.g., previous emails, subjects, payment info)

Recovery email or phone number linked to the account

Any additional steps you require

Request:

Please let me know how I can proceed with recovering or unlocking my Microsoft account. I believe it has been mistakenly restricted or caught in a security filter, and I am eager to resolve this matter as soon as possible.

Thank you very much for your time, attention, and support. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Anika Esha
******@gmail.com

Alternate contact email : ******@gmail.com

Luego de probar con VPN que a veces funciona, y a veces no. logre salir de este problema de no poder ingresar al correo hotmail, lo logre instalando la aplicacion outlook en el windows y desde ahi se accede en cualquier momento sin ningun contratiempo.

I had this problem too and the solution was similar to what was reported by Eric Swan in an earlier comment.

My case was that I purchased a mini-PC from China and installed it with the regional settings for my home country (just a normal Win11pro installation really). Everything worked fine, including upgrading to the latest Win11 version (OEM license), up until I tried to login to my Microsoft account, when the error message appeared as reported by original poster. Tried various solutions for a few hours until I found Erics post.

I then installed UrbanVPN (free) and connected to a chinese IP. Then I could suddenly login without any fuzz and setup my MS account on the mini-PC. Once setup and I turned off the VPN, I have not noticed any problems, everything works as normal.
Seems to me like MS has some kind of location check for the OEM license comparing where it was initially installed to where it is being used. Would be interesting to understand better.

Hope this post may help someone else, as it will likely happen to many more.

When I login to my ms outlook email account I get the message Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517 why?

Use "Other ways to sign-in" > "Approve sign-in with your mobile app" and use Microsoft Authenticator to approve sign-in, instead of using your usual password.

how to tackle the issue below?

Please retry with a different device, use a VPN, or other authentication method to sign in. For more details, please see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2317517"

Please advice. i tried the correct mail and pw, but it still shown me this multiple times

Yo lo solucioné cambiando el DNS.