Closed ThomasHabets closed 8 years ago
Comment #1 originally posted by klyubin@google.com on 2013-01-07T17:45:08.000Z:
I suggest adding a new key from which codes will be generated. Please go to https://accounts.google.com/security on your desktop computer, then 2-step verification settings, then in the "Mobile application" row click on "Move to a different phone". This should offer you to add a key to your Google Authenticator app on the iPhone by scanning a QR code. In the process, this will also verify that the codes generated from this new key are valid.
I'm not sure why the currently generated codes are not valid. It may be because the time on the iPhone is wrong (in which case the above procedure will detect this). It may also be because you entered an ASP (application-specific password) as the key into Google Authenticator.
Comment #2 originally posted by cheldear39 on 2013-03-19T19:33:36.000Z:
I'm having the same problem. I have researched this issue for solutions going back over 2 years. I have broken this comment down into basic info, tech specs, and reproduction instructions categories (with alternative steps taken) with respective information to the same. Screenshots attached since visuals are always more pleasing. I've done my due diligence in testing. I've got to be missing something very simple--PiBKaC, PiBKaMac, or PiBiOSaG+.
Possible problem? Did enabling 2-step auth modify how I log onto my google account (there was a notification after enabling 2-step auth that I am now logging into my google account with both a password and a verification code, but I surmise that happened when I "turned on 2-step auth upon verifying my phone number.)
I would greatly appreciate help. I've now spent over 4 hours reproducing this issue and researching possible solutions to no avail.
Basic Info:
iPhone and other Tech Specs:
Hardware: iPhone 4s iOS version: 6.1.3 Google Authenticator version: 1.1.4.757
Reproduction instructions: (The below assume knowledgeable navigation of Google 2-step authentication sites/links and Google Autenticator mobile app.)
Alternative Actions Take within the above steps during copious setup attempts:
Missed Intervals: Note: I only use this alternative if I have not verified the code on the popup screen.
Alternative: Delete key provided by QR Code, use orig QR Code for new key. Note: I only use this alternative if I have not verified the code on the popup screen.
Repeat all of the above infinitum for approximately 2 hours. Search Google for solutions using various keywords, going back 2 years. Wash, rinse, repeat. :)
Again, I have attached a couple of screenshots that are much nicer that reading my copious steps above, and 1 validation screenshot, showing that the scan is providing keys.
If anyone does respond, thank you for taking the time to review this verbose comment.
Michelle Dear
Comment #3 originally posted by shah@google.com on 2014-01-14T06:07:30.000Z:
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Comment #4 originally posted by shaikabdulmalik229 on 2014-07-31T21:07:47.000Z:
My Google is not working I want new coad I want to take new coad
My email
Shaik Abdul malik229@gmail
this looks like a google account support issue, but even if not then it was 2.5 years ago, so I'm assuming it worked out or you gave up.
We are also facing same issues for random users. .they are entering correct code, time is synced but still application is returning invalid code alert. We are not able to solve the core of the issue .. please re-open and share suggestions ..
I'm having the same issue with iPhone4 and Google 2F authenticator, not able to login to our company application. It says invalid Token.
Original issue 238 created by laidbackcyclist on 2013-01-05T10:10:52.000Z:
What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Verification failure
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Authenticator v 1.1.4.757 for ios
Please provide any additional information below.
Purchased new iphone recently - number is the same