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How do I put Microsoft authenticator on my desktop for initial access to John Hopkins University billing
A Microsoft app for iOS and Android devices that enables authentication with two-factor verification, phone sign-in, and code generation
Microsoft Authenticator isn’t available for Windows, so you can’t install it on your PC or in Edge. Just sign in to the JHU billing page on the desktop and approve the MFA on your phone’s Authenticator app — that’s the whole flow.
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Microsoft Authenticator won't install on a desktop PC; it's for use on either an Android or iOS (Apple) phone.
You can install it using your phone's App Store or Google Play to select it.
JHU has IT Support pages covering this in detail starting at the following page.
Multi-Factor Authentication - JHU - CS IT Support Wiki
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