trying to find a copy of my old MCSE certificate

Jeremy Kingsley 0 Reputation points
2026-06-05T16:56:25.49+00:00

trying to find a copy of my old MCSE certificate, I logged in with my email that I thought I used

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    2026-06-05T16:56:52.6166667+00:00

    Use the current Microsoft Learn profile and transcript tools to locate the certification, then contact support if it is not visible.

    1. Sign in to the correct Learn profile
      • MCSE and other certifications are now surfaced through the Microsoft Learn profile, not the old Certification Dashboard.
      • Sign in at the Learn credentials page and verify that the account being used is the same one that was used when registering for the MCSE exams. If multiple Microsoft accounts (personal, work, or school) have been used in the past, sign out and try each one.
      • If a certification was earned under a different profile, the transcript and credentials will only appear under that profile.
    2. Check the Certifications and Transcript pages
      • Open the Certifications/credentials area to see all certifications associated with the signed-in account.
      • Open the transcript page to view the official transcript that lists certifications such as MCSE.
      • From the transcript page, use the print option to save as PDF if a separate certificate download is not available.
    3. Be aware of legacy/retired certifications
      • Some older certifications have aged out of the program and may no longer appear in the Learn profile. If MCSE falls into a legacy category, it might not be listed even if it was earned.
    4. If the MCSE is missing
      • Follow the “Missing Exams or Certifications” guidance:
        • Confirm that the correct exams were passed for the specific MCSE and that the credential was actually awarded.
        • Confirm again that the correct login account is being used.
      • If the certification still does not appear, contact Microsoft Credentials Support for help with missing credentials.
    5. If the original account cannot be accessed
      • If the email used for the original MCSE registration cannot be accessed because the Microsoft account password is lost, use the automated Microsoft account recovery process. Support agents cannot reset passwords or change account details manually.
    6. If only a transcript is needed
      • Even if a separate certificate file is not available, the official transcript can be shared with employers or institutions. From the transcript page, use the Email, PDF, or Share options to provide a verifiable record of the MCSE.

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