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The Microsoft account is accessed through Microsoft 365 login. When I login to other emails I use the business login. I tried the link you included but this just reset the account password, not the email password. Screenshot attached. Thank you for any guidance you can give.
Moderator. Replied on December 6, 2017. Report abuse. Hi Melior, If you're using a Microsoft account, you can reset your password through this link. However, if you are using a work or a school account, you can reset your password through this link. Hope this information helps you. In case you need further assistance, don't hesitate to post back.
1. First enter your question into the search（input“MSA”）, then click "Sign in to contact support" at the bottom of the page. 2. Currently logged in to another valid Micorsoft account. 3. Under "Microsoft 365 and Office", select "manage account security". 4. Under Categories, select Manage Account Security, and then click Confirm. 5.
Based on your description it is suggested to contact the Data Protection team, because we are from the community team, and we are not authorized to reset any user/admin account. The Data Protection Team is the only support team to check and reset accounts. To find the contact number of the Data Protection team, please check Find Microsoft 365 ...
If you do not have your authenticator, it will be virtually impossible to access the account. The who point of two factor is to disallow access without both factors. Microsoft cannot help with that. When you employ 2FA, you are saying, "I'm totally in charge of my own security." I wish I had better news.
Password reset not working in Office 365 When I change a users password using the O365 portal, the change does not register with the user account in my on premise domain. This action does work using the Azure portal though
For Office 365 Business account, if your organization has set up self-service password reset, you can reset your password by visiting passwordreset.microsoftonline.com. Otherwise, you need to contact your Office 365 admin and ask your admin to reset password for you. To do this, admins just need to go to Admin center > Users > Active Users ...
Please connect to Microsoft 365 MSO PowerShell >> Connect with the Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell and then run the command (Get-MSOLCompanyInformation).DirectorySynchronizationStatus if the output indicates " PendingDisabled " you may need wait some more hours ( sometimes 24-72 hours) with more patience.
Based on your post, seems you are using Microsoft 365 personal and have password reset issue but as we are from Microsoft 365 Business online team, our expertise is limited with Microsoft365 personal. So please create new post with select correct category Microsoft365 Family (personal).