Go to Settings > Accounts > Your Info and click on Verify. In certain cases, the problem is due to your Microsoft Account not being verified on the computer.ġ.

Hopefully, after this you should no longer find Windows 10 unnecessarily prompting you to fix your Microsoft Account. On the same screen, scroll down a bit and disable Share Across devices option. In the right-pane, scroll down and disable Share content with nearby device option.Ģ. Go to Settings > System > click on Shared Experiences in the left-pane. In a majority of cases, the problem” can be fixed by disabling “Nearby Sharing” and “Shared Across devices” features in Windows 10.ġ.

When Users see such alarming messages, they naturally think in terms of their computer being hacked or their Microsoft Account being compromised.Īs mentioned above, the problem in most cases is likely to be due to a bug in “Shared Experiences” feature in Windows 10 and not due to any problem with your Microsoft Account. Select this message to open Settings and fix things.” Message#3: “We need to fix your work or school account before you can use shared experiences.

If you previously set up security info on your Microsoft account, you can use this option to retrieve your username. Lookup your username if you have security info set up on your account. Message#2: “You need to fix your Microsoft Account for apps on your other devices to be able to launch apps and continue experiences on this device.” Move on to the next step: Step 2: Check products or services where you used your Microsoft account.

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