How to Set Up Microsoft Authenticator on Your Phone with Your MUST Account

1. Summary

Microsoft Authenticator adds a layer of security to your institutional account. With it, you confirm your identity before accessing tools like Outlook, Word, Excel, and your LMS.

2. Keywords & Tags

Authenticator, Microsoft, Security, Login, App, Verification

3. Description

Without Authenticator, your MUST account may be restricted or vulnerable. Proper setup is essential for secure access to resources.

4. Step-by-Step Instructions

 What is Microsoft Authenticator and why should I use it?

It’s an app that adds extra protection to your account. It requires a second verification step to prevent unauthorized access.

5. How to install Microsoft Authenticator on your phone?

Android: Download the app by scanning the QR code below iPhone (iOS): Download the app by scanning the QR code below

Once installed, go back to your computer screen and click “Next”.

How to configure Microsoft Authenticator with your MUST account?

• After installing, open the Microsoft Authenticator app on your phone.
• If this is your first time, you’ll need to sign in with a personal Microsoft account (or create one if needed).
• Tap Add account (or the + icon in the top corner).

• Select “Work or school account” > “Scan a QR code”

• The app will request camera access — allow it, as you’ll need to scan a QR code.
  
• On your computer, access the portal or system that requires two-factor authentication (2FA).
  
• When the QR code appears, point your phone’s camera at it.

• Your @student.mustedu.com account will be added

4. What to do after setup?

Now you can access your MUST/Microsoft account and use tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Calendar, and Outlook.

✔️ To simplify future logins, select "Don't show this again" and click "Yes".

❗ Important:
All communication from MUST to students will be sent to your institutional email (@student.mustedu.com) on Outlook.
Be sure to check it regularly!

5. Still having trouble?

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