My account doesn’t exist

ABOOD GAMER 0 Reputation points
2026-08-15T21:23:18.6866667+00:00

I got hacked by getting a single used code in my email and send it to someone so I got hacked and after it when I want to sign in my Minecraft launcher because I have Minecraft on the account it says for me email is wrong or doesn’t exist but when I want to create a account with the Google email that link to the Microsoft account it just says for me there’s an already account using this email

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    2026-08-15T21:23:37.5766667+00:00

    This matches a compromised Microsoft account scenario where the sign-in alias or security info may have been changed.

    1. First, secure the device that was used:
      • Run a full antivirus scan before changing or recovering anything.
      • On Windows 8.1 or Windows 10/11, Windows Defender is available from Start by searching for Windows Defender.
    2. Check whether the email address is still recognized as a Microsoft account:
      • Go to the Microsoft account sign-in page at https://account.microsoft.com.
      • Enter the Google email address that was linked to the account.
      • If a password prompt appears, that email is still a Microsoft account.
      • If the message says “We couldn't find an account with that username” or “That Microsoft account doesn't exist,” check the spelling and domain carefully.
    3. If the account is not recognized or the password stopped working, use the recovery flow:
      • Use Recover your account and enter the email address, phone number, or Skype name used to sign in.
      • If another alias or phone number was on the account, try that instead.
      • Complete the security code verification and set a new password if recovery succeeds.
    4. If Microsoft shows an unfamiliar verification email or the account appears hacked:
      • Use the Microsoft sign-in helper tool for hacked or inaccessible accounts.
      • If sign-in fails, on the sign-in page select Forgot my password, then select I think someone else is using my Microsoft account and follow the recovery instructions.
    5. After access is restored:
      • Change the password immediately.
      • Review account security on the Security basics page.
      • Check Recent activity and mark suspicious sign-ins as This wasn't me or Secure your account.
      • Review connected accounts, forwarding, and automatic replies, because these settings may have been changed after compromise.
    6. If the username still shows as not found after recovery attempts:
      • Use the Sign-in Helper tool.
      • If the username has stopped working, the support flow in that article says to use Contact support.

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