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If you need it best to contact your Yealink device provider. If you need a licence Yealink will have a portal, but for now, it’s a manual request process. I was moving from a Teams beta firmware (which didn’t need a licence) so I needed to upload a feature licence. Note, if you are moving from Skype for Business, you should not need a licence.

You can download it directly from the Yealink site, you don’t even need a loginĮnsure you have the right firmware for your device, navigate here and upload the firmwareģ) Licence Upload – Not required if moving from Skype for Business If you think this is the case, contact Microsoft.The default username password is admin / admin.Ģ) Download the Yealink Microsoft Teams Firmware and Upload it to your Phone If after going through all of these steps you receive a message saying that this Microsoft account doesn't exist it may have been removed if the account has been inactive for longer than 60 days.

Once you see the account you're looking for, select to Sign In.

You will see a list of any accounts associated with the phone number or email provided (part of the username will be blurred).

You will receive a security code to whichever email or phone number that you have used.

From here you will then need to enter a phone number or an alternate email address associated with your Microsoft account.

If you have forgotten your Skype Username but remember your password follow these steps: How to recover a forgotten Skype username? 1 has a bug that may log sensitive information (access token or password) on. Any results from this inquiry will be sent to the email address that you have given. Another problem that your Macbook might be facing is a recent change in the.

Once you have entered the recovery form it can take up to 24 hours to verify the information that you have provided.

Skype offers some guidance on how to complete the recovery form here.

You will then need to enter an email address that is different to the one you no longer have access to, or have forgotten.