Windows 10: Windows 11 Didn't Prompt For MFA During Setup

See subject. When setting up a new computer with Windows 11, I was not prompted to enter my authenticator code. This is NOT acceptable. How was this simple thing overlooked?

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MFA(2FA) randomly prompting users?

Hello,

We have MFA enabled for users and some of them are reporting receiving prompts to allow a windows login attempt(Maybe they're being hacked!) but when checking in the admin center, the prompt was caused each time by an entity known as "Universal Store
Native Client" which is an Application from the Resource: "Windows Store for Business"(Oh thank goodness its just a false negative. But now we're plagued with these false negatives!).

My question is; How would I go about fixing this issue?

I haven't found it so far within the Settings>Apps>Apps & Features area. I see Windows Store, but no Windows Store for Business. And even within the regular Windows Store settings I see nothing which seems out of place or like it would cause an MFA
prompt spontaneously during the day. The kicker is, nothing pops up on the PC, just the notification on the phone. So if the fix is something like "just hit allow", we're taking a big leap of faith then since there's no visible evidence that when we get prompted
in order to confirm that we're allowing the Windows Store and not some hacker with good timing. That's a big risk.

So if there's any other, safer, more secure way to fix this issue, please help! Any ideas or suggestions are more than welcome too!

 

Notification didn´t appear

Windows 10 has ben released for 1 day and a half,and I didn´t get the notification for installing.I reserved it.Can anyone help me?

PS I am running Windows 7 and it´s up to date.

 

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