Windows 10: 30 day security information

I‘ve changed my security information switched an old phone number to an E-mail address. In that case I had to wait for 30 days in order be able to access my account. And that’s what I thought the case is.. However the 30 days are over and I still can’t access anything. And I am in an urgent need to access my account!!!Please assist me in resolving this issue as soon as possible

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Does changing security information take 30 days?

Original Title: Changing password

My email account has been hacked. I thought changing my password would be helpful but have been informed that updating my security info takes 30 days before I go in and change anything. Is there a way around this or is my only alternative to shut down
the account completely and get a new address.

 

Didn't know updating security info would take 30 days...

Why is my Microsoft account security info change still pending?

Applies to: Microsoft Account

When you remove all your old security info and replace it with something new, your Microsoft account is restricted for 30 days. During that time, we'll send notifications to the phone number or email address that's being removed, in case an attacker is attempting
to remove your information. We can't expedite this process.

If you didn't make the security changes, or you changed your mind:

Go to Protect your account and sign in.

At the security info change is still pending, select If you didn't request this, let us know.

Or, you changed your mind and want to keep your existing security info, select Cancel this request.

What you can do while changes are pending

If you made the security info changes:

After 30 days, the security information you chose to remove will be deleted.

During this 30-day period, you can still access most Microsoft services, but you won't be able to do things that require a security code, like changing your password, email addresses or manage parental controls online.

You can view, change, or add billing information, and make purchases.

If you have two-step verification enabled:

You won't be able to sign in to your account unless you have the Microsoft

Authenticator app and had previously set it up on this account, or you have access to your old security information. This includes not being able to sign in to other Microsoft services such as Outlook.com or OneDrive.