Windows 10: Won't receive verification e-mail

When I try to login, I am supposed to fill in the rest of the hidden e-mail to make sure I know the full e-mail and after doing that I am supposedly sent a verification code to said e-mail. However, I have tried multiple times now on different days and never have received the code. There definitely are no typos whenever I fill out the rest of the e-mail and I also checked all kinds of e-mail folders, the e-mail just isn't there.

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Microsoft Account Verification E-mail Problems

After successfully setting up Windows 10 and, apparently, Microsoft Account, I spent many hours attempting to get Microsoft Account to recognize me via my Comcast e-mail addresses, with no luck. It would allow me to change e-mail addresses and notify me
of the same, ditto for passwords, and send codes to my phone. But whenever I tried to sign in with my Comcast e-mail and password, the "we sent you a verification e-mail" screen would pop up, asking me for the code received. But I never received any code
via Comcast e-mail. This prevented me from activating Office 2016 on my new computer, for a week. The Virtual Assistant was useless, as was all info I could find via Bing or Google searches. Finally, I changed my e-mail address to my seldom-used Gmail account,
and then successfully received a verification e-mail and was able to manage my Microsoft Account settings and activate MS-Office. This is beyond annoying, but I expect that Microsoft will blame Comcast for blocking its verification codes.

 

Cant send receive e-mail on 3G network

I have e-mail with sbcglobal and Gmail. T-mobile is my 3g provider. With N900 I cannot send or receive e-mails on 3G network. However, it works fine when I am on wifi. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to solve this problem.

 

Unable to receive e-mails in Windows Mail

Hi Ron,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand the inconvenience you are facing in receiving your e-mails.

I would suggest you to remove and reconfigure the account back in the device. Reconfiguring the account should force it to sync again you will be able to receive E-mails.

If you are looking for Roll back to your previous Operating System then I would suggest you to refer to the steps given in the article to Can I go back to my Old Operating System?

Upgrade to Windows 10: FAQ - Microsoft Support

Try the above suggestion and let us know if it helps. For further assistance feel free to post your queries in Microsoft forums. We will be glad to assist you.

Thank you.