Next, you’ll be prompted to enter the verification code sent to your device. Whether using the Google Authenticator or the SMS method to enable two-step authentication, you’ll start by logging in with your username and password as usual. The login process varies slightly from the usual once you have enabled two-step authentication. To add additional keys, just click Register Key again. Once this is set up, you won’t be able to access your account without your key, so treat it the same way you would the keys to your home or your car – keep it safe!Īlso, consider adding a second key as a backup option and keep it somewhere you can find it should something happen to your primary key. If you’re successful, you will see a message on the screen and the key will now be listed in the Security Key section.
Type in a unique name and click Register key.Īt this point, plug your key into a USB port on your computer and, depending on the type of key, either press the button or tap the gold disc on the key. We allow you to register multiple keys so you can name your key to distinguish it from others you might add later. And it's UGLY (it reminds me of WindowsME).First, set up two-step authentication with SMS or an authenticator app, as outlined above.Īfter setting up two-step authentication with an app or SMS, you’ll see the option to add a security key. Windows 10 pales in comparison to Windows 8 when it comes to a touch interface, but Windows 11 is positively USER-SPITEFUL. Ĭommented on: Windows 11 still lags far behind Windows 10 as adoption stalls.Apple needs to open up and stop keeping everything proprietary inside "the garden wall" I believe that we should be able to use…Ĭommented on: Microsoft enhances search experience for Mac users across Word, Excel, and PowerPoint ĭavin Peterson: It's not fair that Micrsoft makes it software for MAC, yet Apple doesn't make its own software available for Windows.Aerisdies: and it's currently broken, with or without uBlock Origin and nothing else: Ĭommented on: Introducing the newest
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