I can't access my multi-factor authentication method

If a user loses access to their multi-factor authentication (MFA) method, like if they’ve lost their phone or uninstalled their authenticator app, an admin can reset their MFA and clear their methods.

These instructions are for Microsoft 365 accounts. If you lost access to the method used to sign in to your GoDaddy account, cancel two-step verification (2SV) instead.

Required: You must be an admin to change MFA settings, but admins cannot reset their own MFA methods. If you’re the only admin in your organization, please contact our GoDaddy Guides for help with resetting the method.

Admins can reset MFA for their users in the Email & Office Dashboard. If you’re having issues in the Email & Office Dashboard, follow the steps in the Entra admin center tab instead.

Sign in to your Email & Office Dashboard (use your GoDaddy username and password).
Next to a user, select Manage.
Under Manage, select Reset MFA.
When asked to confirm that you want to reset the user’s MFA, select Reset. You’ll see a success message.

MFA will be reset for the user, and all their methods will be cleared. The next time they sign in, they’ll need to add a new method.

Warning: Please follow these steps carefully. Making changes in the Microsoft Entra admin center outside of these steps can cause issues that our GoDaddy Guides may not be able to help you fix. See our Statement of Support.

Sign in to the Microsoft Entra admin center. Use your Microsoft 365 email address and password (your GoDaddy username and password won't work here).
Under Identity, select Users, and then All users.
Select the Display name of the user.
Under Manage, select Authentication methods.
Select Revoke multifactor authentication sessions (you might have to select More first).
Select Require re-register multifactor authentication.
To confirm, select OK.