I cannot Recover My Microsoft account

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I cannot Recover My Microsoft account

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I got a new Phone and Laptop I tried to Log in with My old email and it would not allow me to because my Number was new and that was one of the ways to verify my log in then the authenticator app would not work because I could not log in everytime i try and reset my password it wants to divert to the Authinticator app or the old phone number i had then when i go to the page to put in my personal info i cant remember the passwords from b4 so it keeps sending me that email stating Below so idk how to retrieve my account now its saying its blocked there has to be a way to get me back in my account i can verify more if i were able to speak to a human ive had this account for years im not trying to lose it like there should be another way Ive tried all of the things on the website and i know my main passwords and seems like none of those are working How can i reach someone at Microsoft to resolve this? PLEASE HELP

Hello, Thank you for contacting Microsoft Support.We recently received a request to recover your Microsoft account ms********@gmail.com. Unfortunately, we have determined that the information you provided was not sufficient for us to validate your account ownership. We take the security and privacy of our customers very seriously and are committed to protecting your personal information.Here are few tips below to help you complete the form [---]

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For a personal Microsoft account, there is no manual support path that can bypass account verification or restore access without the approved recovery methods.

What can still be done:

Start with the Sign-in Helper tool. It is the primary path for sign-in problems and can identify whether the issue is password, username, verification, or account state.
If the account recovery form was rejected, submit it again with stronger matching details:
- Use a device previously used to sign in to that account.
- Submit from a familiar location such as home or office.
- Provide a working email address that can receive Microsoft’s response.
- Check saved passwords in Microsoft Edge or Windows Credential Manager if available.
- If the account was used with Outlook, include recent contact addresses and recent email subject lines if known.
If the sign-in flow offers I don’t have any of these, select it and follow the prompts to try to update or replace old security info.
If the account says the username cannot be found or the account does not exist, verify the exact account name and domain carefully, including variants such as .com vs .co.uk, and try any alternate alias or phone number that may be on the account.

Important limits:

If two-step verification is turned on and there is no access to any alternate verification method, support agents cannot send reset links or change account details.
Microsoft support can be contacted through Contact Microsoft Support, but support agents still cannot bypass the account recovery and verification rules for personal Microsoft accounts.

So, the practical path is:

Run Sign-in Helper first.
Re-submit the Account recovery form using a previously trusted device/location and as much accurate historical account information as possible.
Use Contact Microsoft Support only for guidance on the process, not for a bypass.