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# How to login to FenixPyre Windows Agent
Follow these simple steps to sign in to your **FenixPyre** account:
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### Click on "Sign-In"
* Click on the FenixPyre tray icon to open the **FenixPyre** sign-in page.
* Click on the **Sign-In** button.
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**Enter Organization ID**
You will be prompted to enter your **Organization ID**. Input the ID provided by your organization.
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**Continue with Email**
After entering the Organization ID, click on **Continue with Email** to proceed.
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**Enter Your Email ID**
Next, enter the **email address** associated with your FenixPyre account.
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**Verification Code**
A **verification code** will be sent to your email inbox. Check your email for the code.
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**Enter the Verification Code**
Input the verification code you received in your email.
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**Logged In**
Once the code is verified, you will be successfully logged into your **FenixPyre** account!
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