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 In any browser, log into the Microsoft portal:\\ In any browser, log into the Microsoft portal:\\
  
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 Click the **Verify** button to continue.\\ Click the **Verify** button to continue.\\
  
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 You don't need to keep the app password that it generates.  If all is successful, click the **Done** button to complete the login for your Microsoft 365 account.\\ You don't need to keep the app password that it generates.  If all is successful, click the **Done** button to complete the login for your Microsoft 365 account.\\
 Once successfully logged into your Microosft 365 account, click on your initials in the top right hand corner:\\ Once successfully logged into your Microosft 365 account, click on your initials in the top right hand corner:\\
  
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 +Click on **View account** to continue.\\ 
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 +In the Security info section, click the **Update Info** link.\\ 
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 +Click the **+ Add method** link.\\ 
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 +In the drop down list, choose **Authenticator app** and then click the **Next** button.\\ 
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 +Click the **<fc #ff0000>I want to use a different authenticator app</fc>** link.\\ 
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 +On you mobile device, make sure you have the LastPass Authenticator app installed and ready.  In the LastPass Authenticator app, click on the **+** symbol to add a new account - it shoudl enable your camera.\\ 
 +In the Microsoft Portal, click the **Next** button to continue.\\ 
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 +Hold you mobile device up to the screen so that the camera can capture the QR code - it will automatically add your Microsoft 365 account into your LastPass account.  Don't worry if it also asks you to save it in your LastPass account - you can cancel that if asked.\\ 
 +Click the **Next** button to continue.\\ 
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 +You should have a 6 digit code in the LastPass app on your mobile device - enter it into the space provided and then click the **Next** button to authenticate.\\ 
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 +You should now see **Authenticator app** as an authentication method.\\ 
 +At the top of that form, click the **Change** link beside the Default sign-in method and change th option to **Authenticator app or hardware token - code**\\ 
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 +Click the **Confirm** button to make the change.\\ 
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 +I would now log out of the Microsoft 365 Portal and then log back in again to test your LastPast MFA authentication. If it is working, you can now try Outlook – the first time you start Outlook, it will ask you for the LastPass MFA code. Note, the code changes every 30 seconds – don’t worry if you don’t have enough time to enter in the current code, just wait until it changes and then enter in the new code.
  
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