HOW DO IGET RID OF CHALLENGE PHRASE

colin branch 0 Reputation points
2025-12-10T16:45:35.6266667+00:00

CHALLENGE PHRASE DELATE ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO HELP ME DELATE THIS PROBLEM ASAP


Moved from: Microsoft Security | Microsoft Authenticator

Windows for home | Other | Security and privacy
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  1. Q&A Assist
    2025-12-10T16:45:44.3933333+00:00
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    To delete a challenge phrase in the context of Microsoft services, you generally need to follow specific steps depending on the platform you are using. However, based on the provided context, it seems there are no direct instructions related to deleting a challenge phrase specifically in Microsoft Authenticator or Security.

    If you are referring to challenges related to achievements or event-based challenges in gaming, once a title passes Final Certification, existing challenges cannot be changed or deleted. If you are looking for a different type of challenge or phrase management, please specify the context or platform for more accurate guidance.


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  2. colin branch 0 Reputation points
    2025-12-10T16:47:22.37+00:00

    CHALLENGE PHRASE IS ON WINDOWS

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  3. Jeronimo Fuerte 26,445 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2025-12-10T22:13:31.3966667+00:00

    Hi! If you mean the one you need to put after you miss the password several ties, I know that message is annoying, but the challenge phrase on Windows (usually something like A1B2C3) is a built-in security check. Windows shows it when it thinks there have been several wrong sign-in attempts (PIN, password or Windows Hello) and wants to be sure there’s a real person at the keyboard, similar to a CAPTCHA. You can’t completely “delete” this feature, but you can reduce or stop it appearing all the time by fixing the sign-in method that’s failing.

    If you see it very often, reset your PIN by going to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options > PIN (Windows Hello) > Remove (or Change), then set up a new PIN and sign out/in again.

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