I do not get any verification codes sent to my wife’s email either.
I just purchased a new Windows 11 computer and I installed Microsoft Office Home and Business 2024. My wife and I have each have a Microsoft Account and we have used Outlook for email for years.
I added my Outlook email account into Outlook Classic (in Office 2024) with no problems.
I tried adding my wife’s Outlook email account into Outlook Classic and I needed to receive a verification code that was never sent to my wife’s Outlook email.
I tried all of the suggested ways to fix this issue on my end of the process. I suggest the email with the code is NOT being sent, and that’s why it’s never being received. I never was offered any other way to complete this verification. The email never arrived on the online version of Outlook either.
My wife’s Microsoft account has 3 methods of access and/or verification; a password, my email address, and a cell phone for text messages.
The solution I used. I deleted the email address from the access and/or verification methods. (NOTE you need at least one way to still access the account, I had two remaining methods.)
The first time I tried to add my wife’s Outlook email account into Outlook Classic (after there was no email for verification) I got a request for the account password. And the account was added into Outlook Classic.
After the account was successfully added, then I added my email back to my wife’s Microsoft account for access and/or verification.
Similar to my situation, did all the suggested solutions, no dice....I even sent an email from another account to my wife's account and that DID go through, so I believe MS is not sending the code which is why we are not getting it.
My fix was do add another email (her Gmail account), make it Primary, delete the old email (Outlook) and add her account to the PC again, with the Gmail account as her primary (which is just what we will stick with now), it didn't even request a code, just her Gmail password and we were in and done.
Two days of screwing with this, which is probably less than others, but your post helped me out!