Fix Oracle Mobile Authenticator After Reset – Recover Access Without Backup Codes Did you reset the Oracle Mobile Authenticator app and now you’re locked out of your account? This video shows exactly what to do when you’ve reset the app, lost access, and don’t have backup codes. You’ll learn how to recover your Oracle account, reset MFA, and re-enroll your authenticator app step-by-step. What you’ll learn in this video: * Why the Oracle Mobile Authenticator stops working after you reset or reinstall it * How to reset your authenticator from the Oracle Identity Cloud dashboard or with admin help * How to re-register the Oracle Mobile Authenticator app on your new or reset phone * What to do if you didn’t save backup codes * Tips to protect your Oracle account in the future after resetting the authenticator app If you recently reset or uninstalled the Oracle Mobile Authenticator app, you may still see Oracle asking for codes linked to your old device. In this case, the authenticator must be reset from your Oracle account or by your organization’s admin before you can log in again. Once reset, reinstall the Oracle Mobile Authenticator app, scan the new QR code, and link your device again. If you can’t generate new codes or log in to Oracle Cloud or Oracle Identity Service, contact your system admin or Oracle support to reset your authentication factors. After recovery, set up your new authenticator and store your recovery options safely. This method works for anyone who has reset their phone, changed devices, or reinstalled the Oracle Mobile Authenticator app and can’t sign in again. If this video helps you fix the issue, please like the video, subscribe for more quick recovery tutorials, and comment your problem below so I can guide you. #oraclemobileauthenticator #oraclemfa #recoveroracleauthenticatorafterreset #oraclecloudmfa #oracleauthenticatorreset #oracleidentitycloud #mfarecovery #oracleauthenticator #oraclemobileauthenticatorafterfactoryreset #oraclecloudlogin #oraclecloudsupport #oracleloginproblem