Confirm your identity on your PC

Thank you, but by disabling or reactivating it, I still don't receive the email, and they keep asking me to confirm my identity.
I have seen on forums that it's normal for Windows to request confirmation.

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In the Control Panel and under user account, scroll down the UAC all the way to > Never notify me and click OK. And do not reactivate.
You have no email to receive or provide contact information.

The UAC is useless?
You need to revise your basics here?

For users who have disabled the UAC, this is a very big mistake; you significantly reduce the security of your PC

And anyway, the UAC has nothing to do with it, I raised it to the max (not crazy) and it doesn't cause any issues for identity confirmation?
What address did you give as a recovery address?

I don’t even know what my recovery address is, but anyway I don’t care about the UAC, I just want to receive an email that I'm not getting!
And it doesn't ask me for any recovery address, it asks me for the one I used to log into my Microsoft account, and I can access that but I'm not receiving the email! It's totally stupid if I can't get it!
So what's the solution?
I saw that I could receive it by SMS, but it doesn’t give me the option to send it via email only.

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Try again later, I've reached out to my contacts a bit and it might be a bug with the M$ servers?
I don't have time to check ;-(

Hello,
Could you please tell us the small manipulation you performed? It would help many here in the forum, thank you?

Best wishes.

Hi,
Sorry for responding only now
I don't really remember what I did
But I changed my Microsoft account to a local account

Thank you for your response,
But unfortunately I haven't received the email either in my inbox or in my spam!

Hi.
But this is for an email address for the Microsoft account and not for the UAC.


>> You need to verify your email address when you use it to create a Microsoft account or when you add it to an existing Microsoft account. This way, we can confirm that the email address in question does not belong to someone else. To sign in to Microsoft products and services, you need to verify your email address. <<

Good evening,
You need to provide a valid mobile phone number at the start, and then follow their instructions afterwards.

Hello,
See this too:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/add-a-trusted-device-to-your-microsoft-account-fe3860c8-bc04-9770-e218-b4fd6b767f4b

Your PC must become a trusted device for Windows.

See this for further information:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/how-to-use-two-step-verification-with-your-microsoft-account-c7910146-672f-01e9-50a0-93b4585e7eb4

Windows is asking me to confirm my identity on PC PC

So the other PC must also become a trusted device.

They tell me that someone attempted to change personal information, so they offer me two choices: either "yes, it's me" or "no, it's not me", and in both cases they ask me for my email but I don't receive the email!

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