Windows 10: How to add alias email address when account email address is no longer accessible?

I am trying to access my daughter’s Microsoft account Minecraft related issue to add an alias email address as the email address associated with the Microsoft account is no longer accessible.I can access the Microsoft account ok, but the problem occurs when trying to add the alias email address. This starts a loom loop where I need to verify the account by email that I no longer have access to.How can I get around this infuriating set of circumstances?!

:)

 

Changing administrator email address

Hi Nooren,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

1) How do you access the Windows computer? Do you use Microsoft account or local account?

I suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps.

• 
  Open PC settings, and click/tap on Accounts on the left side.
  
• 
  Click/tap on your account on the right side, click/tap on the More account settings online link at the top of the right side.
  
• 
  If this PC or device is not a trusted device, then you will be prompted to enter and submit a security code sent to your phone or alternate email address.
  
• 
  In Internet Explorer, or your default web browser, click/tap on the Add or change aliases link under Account aliases.
  
• 
  Click/tap on Rename under your (primary alias).
  
• 
  Click/tap on Yes, rename my primary alias.
  
• 
  Sign in to your Microsoft account with your new email address and password. You can close the web browser when finished.
  
• 
  To Create a New Email Address to Use as your Primary Alias
  

• • 
    Select (dot) Create a new email address as your primary alias.
    
  • 
    Select if you want a new hotmail.com, live.com, or outlook.com address.
    
  • 
    Type in a name you want, click/tap on Rename primary alias
    

9. Click/tap on OK.

Hope this helps. Please reply to us with the status of the issue.

Thanks.

 

Unauthorized Emails from my account?

It is more than likely that your email account was hacked, either by a virus sniffing your password, or just simply hacked.

Either way, change your password on your email account. Unfortunately the damage by already be done. They already have your contact list and your email address associated with that contact list. There is nothing stopping them from sending out emails using their own SMTP servers to everyone on your contact list and claiming the emails are from your email address. They don't actually have to have access to your yahoo account or even any yahoo server to send emails to people that come from your address.

 

Issues with logging in using alias email address

I had two email addresses as primary and secondary alias for my account. My old laptop(Win 8.1, my main PC is currently using Win 10), which I wanted to log on used the secondary alias email (primary back when it was my only PC), but the password didn't work. I decided to remove the secondary alias email from my account, to make a separate account in an attempt to be able to log onto my old laptop, however after what I thought was creation of a new account. turns out the two account somehow got merged into one (there was no intention of doing so and i saw no such option to choose), now I'm logging in into the same account using two different emails and passwords, with the currently main email address is being listed on my account as sign in email, but the email I intended to use for another account, instead is listed as primary alias (which I never wanted) and it doesn't seem like I'm able to change it in any way.

I would like to have the current main account use the listed sign in email (k.****** Email address is removed for privacy ***) as primary (and the only) alias, and have currently listed primary alias email (k****** Email address is removed for privacy ***) to be solely used for signing in and a primary alias for a secondary account. I don't want an option of signing into either of these account with the use of the other's email/password. I hope I described my issue and desired solution clearly enough.