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How to fix TraceID: h9wcAYkDnEiLDogi.20.102 on my Windows 11 laptop
I recently wiped my Windows 10 hard drive and installed Windows 11 from USB.
I am logged on to Microsoft Account on this device.
This device is not in the Devices list on Microsoft Account.
Why not ?
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Accounts, profiles, and login
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Manoel Barros 17,920 Reputation points Independent Advisor2026-04-02T00:31:05.48+00:00 Hi!
How to fix TraceID: h9wcAYkDnEiLDogi.20.102 on my Windows 11 laptop
Where are you experiencing this error? When logging in via a browser, Windows, the Microsoft Store, or the Microsoft app?
Your device should have been automatically added to your account upon login.
When you perform a clean install, you should install updates and drivers. If you haven't done so, follow the steps below:
- Open System Configuration > Click "Windows Update" > "Check for updates".
- Download all available updates. Click "Advanced Options" > "Optional Updates" > Select all available drivers and updates > Click "Download and Install".
- Restart your computer.
- After installing the updates, check if your device has appeared.
You can view linked devices at https://account.microsoft.com/devices
Remember that it may take up to 24 hours for your device to be registered.
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Q&A Assist2026-04-01T23:52:49.46+00:00 AI generated content. This question contains an answer created with AI from Q&A Assist. Learn moreWindows 11 devices are normally added to the Microsoft account devices list automatically when signing in with a Microsoft account. There are two main reasons a freshly installed Windows 11 PC might not appear:
- The device has not yet registered itself with the Microsoft account service.
- Windows 10/11 devices are automatically added to the devices list when signing in, but this can take some time and requires successful communication with the Microsoft account service.
- The device is not recognized as a standard consumer Windows device for registration purposes (for example, if it is managed by an organization or not fully set up under a personal Microsoft account context).
To help ensure the device can be identified more easily once it does register, rename the PC so it is recognizable in the devices list:
- Open Settings in Windows.
- Select Rename this PC.
- Enter a new name and select Next.
- Select Restart now or Restart later.
After the device has been online and signed in with the Microsoft account for a while, check the devices page again to see if it appears.
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- The device has not yet registered itself with the Microsoft account service.