How to Sign into Microsoft Teams !
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Need to sign into Microsoft Teams but aren’t sure which account credentials actually work—or whether you even have a Microsoft account to begin with? Many users get stuck at the login screen because they confuse a personal Outlook email with a work or school account, or they don’t realize Teams requires a specific type of Microsoft identity. This video clears up that confusion and walks through the exact sign-in process step by step.
You’ll see how to access Teams either through the desktop app or directly via your web browser, and why clicking the “sign-in” button at the top right is just the beginning. The video covers the different login options: email, phone, passkey, or even using a Google account to create a Microsoft account on the fly. But one hidden obstacle is the “verify it’s you” prompt—if you’ve lost access to your recovery method, you could be locked out right at the final step. The demonstration also shows what happens when you confirm sign-in with a passkey versus a password.
So what’s the difference between signing into Teams with a personal Microsoft account versus a work/school account, and how can you tell which one you’re supposed to use? Watch until the end to see the full login flow, including the confirmation screen most people accidentally click “no” on—and how to fix it if you do.
https://teams.microsoft.com
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