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Go to account.microsoft.com and sign in with your Microsoft account, which is also linked to the other device. Click on the Devices option in the sidebar.

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Once you input the number, the app is linked to your Microsoft account, and you use it for no-password sign-ins. Next time you log in, enter your username and input the code generated by the app.