Windows 10: Account Suspended - Code of Conduct Violation

Earlier today, I got signed out of my OneDrive on both my personal laptop and my PC. When I tried to sign back in, it refused to send me a log in code and when I tried to log in with my password or some other pin, told me my account was locked and I must go fill out a form to try and get it back.The message said I violated one of their Terms of Use but to my knowledge I hadn't and haven't done much with the account recently that would prompt a violation.When I went to fill out the form, it gave me an error that my form was unable to be submitted.Anyone else dealing with this issue that knows w

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Suspended Account

Something similar happened to me. I set up a computer for a family member and when logging in on a secondary MS acct for support purposes, I incorrectly typed my password and was then asked to enter a code texted to a last 4 nos. that I didn't realize was a 2nd phone that I used for 2-step verification. So when I said that wasn't my backup number, the acct was auto-locked for 30 days, nothing to do but wait. At least the family member had a Local Account and was able to use the device until I was re-instated, whereupon I was able to sign-in and verify my 2nd step in the verification process.
If you used your land line as the 2nd step, I'm afraid, you're, likewise, locked out until the 30 day period is over. By then, either get a secondary email acct, as suggested, or a burner phone that takes texts so you're VERY clear as to what your 2nd verification option is. This is a case where having a Local Acct with admin privileges would be invaluable. Good Luck with your efforts.

 

Remove account

I suggest you backup your personalized files first before removing the account.
To delete an account, follow these steps:

1. Press WIN + X keys and click Command Prompt (Admin) from the menu.
2. Type the following command and press Enter. Replace test with the name of your sister's account. Code: