I am trying to pay for Azure 104 exams, i am experiencing an error screen

Sadiq Jibrin 0 Reputation points
2026-06-15T13:54:11.8333333+00:00

I am trying to pay for Azure 104 exams, i am experiencing an expected error screen the moment i input my address

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    2026-06-15T13:54:29.29+00:00

    The “unexpected error” screen when entering the address during exam payment is typically caused by a block or an incomplete Microsoft account profile, not by the address itself.

    Based on similar reported issues and resolutions:

    1. Check for Pearson VUE account block
      • The error during certification exam scheduling/payment is often due to ERROR_VUE_WIDE_BLOCK, which occurs when Pearson VUE has blocked the account, usually after multiple failed payment attempts.
      • To resolve this, contact Pearson VUE support using the Certification Support path at https://aka.ms/CertificationSupport so they can review and remove the block on the account.
    2. Ensure Microsoft account profile has a valid locale
      • Another known cause for address-related errors (“It’s not you, it’s us” / unexpected error when saving billing address) is a missing or invalid language/region (locale) on the Microsoft account profile.
      • Update the Microsoft account profile to include a valid language/region, then try entering the address again.
    3. If the issue persists
      • If the error continues after confirming the Pearson VUE block is cleared and the profile locale is set, raise a support case through the Certification Support link (https://aka.ms/CertificationSupport) so support can check the specific account and transaction.

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