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Contact Pearson VUE’s Microsoft support team first and ask them to review the registration restriction; a public Q&A thread cannot initiate a private message or access/unblock your certification profile.
1. Open a Pearson VUE case
The message “Microsoft registrations are currently not permitted” concerns exam registration or scheduling, which Microsoft’s support guidance routes to Pearson VUE Support ^1^.
Use the Pearson VUE Microsoft contact page listed under Exam appointment and scheduling issues, then:
- State that SC-900 registration displays the exact error.
- Ask whether your candidate profile has a Microsoft registration or security restriction.
- Mention the previously terminated exam and its technical-issue flag, without assuming it caused the restriction.
- Include:
- MCID
- Registered email address
- SC-900 exam code
- Screenshot of the complete error
- Date and case/appointment number of the terminated exam
- Save the new Pearson VUE case number.
Microsoft also directs technical exam-delivery incidents to Pearson VUE, so the earlier terminated session should be included in this case ^1^.
2. Escalate privately to Microsoft Credentials Support if required
If Pearson VUE says Microsoft must review the restriction—or cannot remove it—submit a private Credentials Support request. A matching Q&A case with this exact registration message was directed to that support route ^2^.
On the Credentials Support page:
- Select online support request.
- Confirm:
- Product family: Learning
- Product or Service: Microsoft Credentials
- Type of Support: Professional No Charge
- Preferred contact method: Email
- Describe the registration restriction.
- Provide your Learn username, MCID, registered email, SC-900, Pearson VUE case number, terminated-exam details, and screenshot.
- Ask for review of any restriction preventing Microsoft exam registration.
Credentials Support is handled through email rather than a public Q&A exchange, making it the appropriate private channel for account details and attachments ^1^.
Do not post your MCID, email address, appointment number, or screenshot publicly here.
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