Windows 10: Problems signing in after work email closes

, I’m having problem signing into my Microsoft account on my laptop, I’ve tried resetting password, signing on the Microsoft website, doing all the verification checks and nothing has worked. Also, Microsoft is automatically inputting my work email address when signing in when I no longer work at that place a recent thing. Any help much appreciated.

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Cannot sign in microsoft account.

My device: Lumia 520. GDR2.
I cannot sign in my Microsoft account on my device. It didnt say any error but Microsoft account is not listed in Email and account list. When I click add button, it will show microsoft account option but after press sign in, it is still not shown in email
and account. Another problem is i cannot delete facebook account. Error code: 0x83cf1202. I have tried as suggested here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2475837/en-us#step0x83cf1202 but as my Microsoft account is not shown, I cannot do step 6.

Any suggestion?

 

gmail problem

Hi
I have several gmail accounts and can sign into Chrome with each except for one.
When I attempt to sign in with the problem account it tells me that the password is incorrect.
Using Gmail's account recovery & 2 factor authentication gmail sends a verification code to my phone (which I receive).
The next step is to enter the verification code into account recovery which it accepts.
It then states that it will send a code to my recovery email address.
However, I don't receive the email.
I've attempted using a different recovery email address with no luck.
Now the email account is working since it receives (& sends) emails daily (vial Mailbird).
It's just not possible to sign into Chrome with it.
Any suggestions?

 

start key does not work...can't access email

Yes, you can access safe mode using Command Prompt. To do it we suggest following the steps below:

• Open Command Prompt.
• Type in bcdedit /set {default} safeboot network and click
  Enter.
• Close the Command Prompt window by clicking the X in the upper right corner.
• The Choose an option screen will show. Select Continue and sign in to Windows using your account name and password.
• You can then perform steps provided above to check if it will resolve the issue.

Furthermore, if the troubleshooting is done and you want to boot normally, we suggest following the steps below:

• Open Command Prompt.
• Type in bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot
  and click Enter.
• Close the Command Prompt window by clicking the X in the upper right corner.
• The Choose an option screen will show. Select Continue.
• It will then starts normally.

Let us know if you need anything else.