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No. If a Microsoft-domain alias such as @live.com is removed from a Microsoft account, it is permanently deleted and cannot be added back or associated with any Microsoft account again.
Supported details:
- Microsoft account email addresses are aliases.
- Before removing an alias, Microsoft warns that removing a Microsoft-domain alias such as
@outlook.com,@hotmail.com, or@live.compermanently deletes that address. - If the goal is only to stop sign-in with an old alias, aliases can be blocked from sign-in instead of being removed.
References:
- Can I change the email address that is connected to my Clipchamp account? | Microsoft Support
- How to fix "This username has been turned off" error | Microsoft Support
- Email adress alias recover - Microsoft Q&A Iam remove old alias and recover old alias my account
- Email address recovery after change - Microsoft Q&A I had previously changed my email address due to extreme amount of spams and hacking attempts (data leaks). I later found out I had an apple id created using the old email address and I have no way to log into the apple id now as the verification is getting sent to the now-removed email address.
- Urgent: Accidentally deleted @hotmail alias – "Reserved Domain" error when trying to re-add - Microsoft Q&A I accidentally removed my primary email alias – "Reserved Domain" error when trying to re-add - Microsoft Q&A I accidentally removed my primary email alias (<Mod remove PII> @hotmail.com) from my Microsoft account while trying to change my sign-in preferences. Now, I am trying to add it back because I need to receive a critical verification code for a linked service (Discord).