Create Microsoft account issue for a personal email account

Even J Zhan/WZS/Wistron 25 Reputation points
2025-11-04T01:27:37.5066667+00:00

When creating a Microsoft account for a personal email account and encountering the message "too many requests for code today", what should I doUser's image

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Darren-Ng 12,775 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
2025-11-04T02:46:25.4433333+00:00

Dear @Even J Zhan/WZS/Wistron,

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.

Please understand that our forum is a public platform, and we will modify your question to cover your organization domain name in the description. Please notice to hide these personal or organization information next time you post error or some information to protect personal data.

Based on your description, as your screenshot attached. Because Microsoft’s system detects repeated or unusual attempts and temporarily blocks code generation to protect accounts from automated attacks or misuse. This is common when resetting passwords multiple times or signing in from different locations

Wait for the Throttle to Expire

  1. Microsoft enforces a temporary block (often 24 hours) when too many codes are requested. Stop requesting codes and try again later.
  2. If you keep retrying during the block, the timer resets, so waiting without further attempts is essential.

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