Controlling data sharing, visibility, and access permissions in Teams Free
If the account was hacked, secure it first, then change the language back.
- Run a full malware scan on the PC or phone used to access the account before changing the password.
- In Windows Security: Virus and threat protection > Scan options > Full scan > Scan now.
- Recover and secure the Microsoft account.
- Use the Microsoft account sign-in helper: Start
- Then change the password. If sign-in fails, use the password reset flow.
- Review recent sign-in activity.
- Go to the Security basics page and select Review activity.
- If an activity is not recognized, select This wasn't me or Secure your account.
- Change the Outlook.com language back.
- Sign in to Outlook.com.
- Select the gear icon in the upper-right.
- Open Language and time under General.
- Choose English and save.
- Refresh the page.
- Check account settings that are commonly changed after a compromise.
- Review connected accounts
- Review forwarding
- Review automatic replies
- If the account is blocked because of unusual activity, use the Sign-in Helper to unblock it.
- If the security phone number or email shown during sign-in is not recognized, confirm the email address was typed correctly. If access to the old security info is lost, select I don't have any of these during sign-in and follow the prompts.
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