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Hi @Laith Tech
Based on your description, this appears to be a tenant lockout scenario where the only administrator can no longer complete MFA. As far as I know, in this situation you will need to work with the Microsoft Data Protection Team, who can verify ownership of the tenant, revoke the existing MFA methods if appropriate, and allow you to register new MFA methods. Normally, you can contact them either by calling Microsoft Support or by creating a temporary Microsoft 365 trial tenant and using it to submit a support request.
I understand that you have already tried contacting support by phone and were routed through the automated voice response system. Unfortunately, this step generally cannot be skipped, and you will need to navigate through it in order to reach a live support agent. You could try this method again and use the script below when responding to the automated phone system. In many similar cases, providing clear and specific answers helps route the call to the appropriate support team more quickly.
You may find the appropriate support number for your region here: Contact Microsoft Support
When calling the support number, you may first hear a recorded message lasting approximately 30 seconds (for example, suggesting that you visit an online support page). You can simply wait for the menu options to be presented. Typically, selecting "1" for business users and then "1" again for technical support will guide you to the appropriate support flow.
What kind of problem are you experiencing?
Answer: Authenticator
What product are you using?
Answer: Office 365 for business
Is this for an education or company account?
Answer: For companies
Are you an administrator?
Answer: Yes
Are there any other administrators in your organization?
Answer: No. I am the only administrator in the tenant.
Do you need a Service Request?
Answer: Yes. I need to open a support ticket. Please transfer me to the Data Protection team.
Please note that this team is always overwhelmed, so you might need to wait for them to call you, this should take 3-10 working days.
In case the phone support line is unavailable or unable to assist, you could consider to create a separate Microsoft 365 trial tenant and use it solely for submitting a support request.
Here's how you can do it:
Go to Microsoft 365 Business Plans & Pricing | Microsoft 365 (select "Try for free" in an enterprise subscription).
Follow the instructions provided to create a trial tenant.
Once the new tenant is created, go to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center > Help and Support to submit a support ticket, requesting to speak with the Data Protection Team on behalf of your original tenant.
In the ticket description, you'll need to clearly explain that you're trying to regain access to your previous Microsoft 365 tenant as a single admin and that you need help from the Data Protection team.
Note:
This new trial tenant will not give you access to any data or settings from your original locked-down tenant. It only serves as a temporary means of contacting Microsoft support.
Remember to cancel the trial subscription of the new tenant once the issue with the original account is resolved, to avoid unwanted charges. Cancel your Microsoft business subscription in the Microsoft 365 admin center | Microsoft Learn.
I hope this information helps you successfully escalate your request and regain access to your tenant. If you have any updates or additional questions, please feel free to reply to this thread. I will be happy to continue assisting you.