If you remove all trusted devices associated with your Microsoft account, then you will need to verify your identity on each PC that you want to add again as a trusted device associated with your Microsoft account. If you add a Microsoft account as a new user on a PC, then that user will need to verify their identity if they want to add the PC as a trusted device associated with their Microsoft account. You would only want to add a personal PC that you trust to be safe instead. You do not want to add a public PC (ex: library PC) as a trusted device associated with your Microsoft account. This tutorial will show you how to add or remove PCs that you sign in to with your Microsoft account as trusted devices. On trusted devices, you don't need to enter a security code each time you try to access sensitive info. But you can designate a PC as a trusted device. When you try to view or edit sensitive info related to your Microsoft account-like your credit card details-Microsoft might ask you for a security code first, to make sure that only you can get in to your account. How to Add or Remove Trusted Devices Associated with your Microsoft Account
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