Windows 10: Why am I not receiving a log in code for ms apps?

So I have been trying to log into ms apps such as teams, xbox and the ms store, however whenever I try to sign in after I input my email the only option is to send a code to said email so that I can sign in code never arrives, not on spam and I have not a single account blocked, this has been an ongoing issue I've been dealing with for over a month, I have tried it with a different account, I have tried it on a different computer, and it still doesn't work.I have contacted microsoft support however they are either only responding through AI or have no clue as to what is happening regarding b

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Redeeming Code not working for Fable Legends

Hi

I've received a closed beta key for fable legends, and every time I to download/redeem the code, the following screen pops up and says "You are not logged in please login"

• I have made sure I was logged in with the same email that I've received the beta key on.
• I've logged out logged back in.
• Manually went to app store, redeem a code, clicked on the user on the top right sign out/sign in, reenter.
• Restarted my computer.
• Followed the step by step instructions on the Fable Site Forum for downloading and troubleshooting
• Etc...

I'm just getting frustrated now. I don't know if it's the code or just the redemption program.

 

Error Code 0x8024a105 Windows 10 automatic update

Hi,

Share this information to assist you better.

• Have you logged into administrator account?
• Do you receive any error message or code?

We suggest you to the check the account settings by following steps:



Step 1: Open Run command by pressing
Windows key + R.

Step 2: Type netplwiz, a
User account window will open.

Step 3: Select the account you want to check if you are logged in as administrator user.

Let us know the status of the issue to assist you further.

 

Microsoft account security code - WHY?

Thanks for the reply Greg.

"If you turn on two-step verification, you’ll get a security code to your email, phone, or authenticator app every time you sign in on
a device that isn't trusted. When two-step verification is turned off, you will only have to verify your identity with security codes periodically, when
there might be a risk to your account security."

Overkill.

As Two-Step verification has never been turned on, I presume MS thinks every time I log into access pages on https://account.microsoft.com/ pages I'm a risk to my account. Even from computers listed in the 'Devices" tab of those pages. Even though I have
to supply my MS password to get to those pages.

Are you suggesting I turn two-step verification on, which is what I don't need?