Windows 10: Someone Changed the e-mail of My Microsoft account amd now i can't Log in it

Signing in Microsoft

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Replacing Microsoft Account Administor E-Mail Address

Hello,

I recently changed my e-mail address and then logged into my Microsoft account. The administrator account still shows my old e-mail address under my account name. How to I change my old admin account e-mail address with my new e-mail address?


Thank you

 

Text Messages from e-mail Account

Apparently you must have enabled this T-Mobile "My E-mail" feature by mistake.

https://forums.microsoft.com/WindowsMobile/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1986767&SiteID=65

My E-mail messages arrive from 701 - Dash™ WM 6.0 / Wing™ / Shadow™

Because Windows Mobile® 6.0 devices do not support My E-mail, all messages from My E-mail accounts arrive on the device as text messages from the sender 701. To stop text messages from 701 and avoid these text message charges, follow these steps:

• On a computer, log in to My .
  
• Click the Setup My E-mail link at the bottom of the page.
  • NOTE: If you are using a Wing™ or Shadow™, the
    Setup My E-mail link does not display. To work around this, click
    Not your phone? in the upper-right corner of the page and change it to the MDA®.
    
• Delete all of the e-mail accounts.
• Set up e-mail on your device.

 

Microsoft Officially Launches Outlook.com

Outlook e-mail does not have Multi-factor authentication in the strictest sense - at least when compared to GMail. However if you try to change anything "personal" about your Microsoft/Live account, then it will ask for a temp code it texts to your phone.

So, yes and no in regards to your question. No, it doesn't require two-factor authentication to log-in, but if you go and try your change some "critical" account settings, it will ask you for a second step of verification. However, in regards to whether the e-mail service specifically offers two-step authentication for login; the answer would be no.