Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
Hi Aleo1 Verilis,
Thank you for posting to Microsoft Q&A Forum.
I understand your concern regarding the hacked Microsoft account. Since the sign-in email was changed to one you do not own, you will not be able to recover it using the normal login method. Please follow the steps below:
1. Go to the Microsoft Account Recovery page
2. Provide your original email address
Enter the Gmail address that was previously linked to your Microsoft account (before it was changed).
3. Fill out the recovery form
- Provide as much information as possible (previous passwords, security questions, Xbox/Minecraft purchase info, billing details, etc.).
- The more accurate the information, the higher the chance Microsoft can verify ownership.
4. Check for a verification email
Microsoft will send updates about your recovery request to the alternate email you provide during the form submission.
5. If recovery fails
- Please try the form again with additional details you may remember.
- You can also contact Microsoft Support directly: Contact Microsoft Support
Important: For security reasons, only Microsoft’s Account Recovery team can help restore hacked accounts. I do not have permission to reset or override this process.
I strongly recommend submitting the recovery request as soon as possible, as waiting too long may reduce the chances of regaining access.
If recovery attempts continue to fail, it typically means the account is considered unrecoverable. At that point, creating a new Microsoft account might be the only viable solution.
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Please feel free to let me know if you have any further updates, thanks