Windows 10: How do i go about removing 2 compromised emails from All microsoft products?

I need to remove two compromised emails from all microsoft products and let microsoft know that those accounts are comprimised. This thing is reaching a sort of wierd climax, it started with me trying to get my school books, they linked the compromised account to my student email, breifly , so i could get my books, and this thing seems to have snowballed since then, because yesterday , someone made an ID.me yesterday, and the company has reached out for me to review the data. A hijacked FB account just pinged in my friends location , the hacked account. The next thing I'm going to do is contac

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microsoft account compromised

Hi Veronica,

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

I'm Hahn and I'm here to help you with your concern.

I’m sorry to hear that you feel like your Microsoft account was hijacked. That can be a very stressful situation.

If you think your account has been hacked, use our interactive tool to help guide you to the right steps. How to recover a hacked or compromised Microsoft account - Microsoft Support

In addition, here are some steps you can take to recover your account and secure it from future attacks:

1. Scan your computer with an antivirus and antimalware program to remove any viruses or malware that might have been installed by the hacker.
   
2. Change or reset your password as soon as possible. Make sure you create a strong password that is hard to guess.
   
3. Check your account settings and review any changes that might have been made by the hacker. For example, check your connected accounts, forwarding, and automatic replies.
   
4. Enable two-step verification for your account to add an extra layer of security.
   

I hope this helps you regain control of your account and protect it from future hacking attempts.

About someone who created a Microsoft family with your account and put you as the child.

Here are some steps you can take to remove yourself from the family and regain control of your account:

1. Sign in to family.microsoft.com with your Microsoft account.
   
2. Click on More options next to your name and select Leave family group.
   
3. Select Remove to confirm.
   

If you are unable to leave the family group, you might need to remove the consent that was given by the adult who added you to the family.

1. To do that, sign in to account.microsoft.com with your Microsoft account.
   
2. Click on Family and then click on Manage consent under your name.
   
3. Remove the consent and then try to leave the family group again.
   

I hope this helps you remove yourself from the unwanted family group.

If there is anything not clear, please do not hesitate to let me know.



Your Sincerely

| Microsoft Community Support Specialist

 

Email Compromised

Hi,

I'm Diego Rios, an Independent Advisor willing to help other Microsoft customers.

I am very sorry to hear that your account has been compromised.

Please follow all steps in the Microsoft Compromised Account solution in order to protect your account.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10494/...

Please let me know if this helped and works.

Best Regards,

Diego R.

 

Compromised Microsoft account

I received an email from Microsoft that the account associated my email address *** Email address is removed for privacy *** had been compromised because of password changes etc. Unfortunately since this wasn't my main account I used different variations of my name and Birthday etc so
when filling out the info for the account recovery the automated system will not approve me.

What I would normally do with any other provider is just reset the password through the original email address (*** Email address is removed for privacy ***) or prove I still have control of that email, which I do. But for some reason the account recovery process is assuming that my original
email address is compromised and is forcing me to use a secondary email account.

It is just crazy that I am sitting here with full access to the primary email for the account but no processes I can find for account recovery include any correspondence with it.

Can anyone shed any light on how to remedy this? It is an older account but an important one because I think it is the one I used to set up Windows 10 on my laptop and I don't know how much this might compromises any of the info on my laptop.

***Modified title from: Really need advice on uniquely compromised account.***