Windows 10: How do I merge two sign-ins with the same email address?

I somehow have the email address that I normally use with Microsoft websites listed twice. Once as a job/school account and once as a personal account.The job/school version is insisting on connecting to the authentication app. I go through the process and get stopped when it asks me to scan a QR code with the authentication app which doesn't have a way to access the camera. I would like to merge the two as a single Microsoft account. Assuming I can find a way to get into the job/school account how do I merge them for Microsoft websites.

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old email addresses

Thank you for updating me HA.111

Here is the step to remove that old email address.

Start typing an email address into the “To” field. As soon as you see the old email address being recommended as one of the potential candidates, use the down arrow key to scroll through the list of suggestions. Once you highlight the old email address, type the delete key. In many cases, this will actually remove the entry not only from the current list of suggestions but from future suggestions as well. You may even find that as you mouse over the drop-down list the highlighted item will have an “x” to explicitly allow you to delete it.

Just do this step and your good to go.

Continue to have an escellent day HA.111

Best regards,

Anthony C. De Jesus

Independent Advisor

 

Email mail merge

Hi Joan,

To assist you with your concern, we need to ask you a few questions:

• What email are you referring to?
• Are you using Outlook.com, Outlook 2013/2016, or Mail app?
• Are you using Office 2013 or Office 2016?

For more information regarding Mail Merge, we suggest that you check on the links below:

• Use mail merge to send bulk email messages
• Use mail merge to personalize letters for bulk mailings

Let us know so that we can further help.

 

Someone Has Hacked My Hotmail Email Address...

Nobody (I repeat: nobody) can sign in to your Microsoft email account (hotmail.com, outlook.com, live.com, msn.com) if you set up two step verification.

Go to https://account.live.com, select Account & privacy, select More security settings, scroll down to Two-step verification and turn it on (tutorial).

Having two-step verification on, whenever I or anyone else tries to sign-in to my account from a non-trusted device, I or a possible unauthorized intruder will be asked to enter a security code which will be sent to my mobile phone. Without this code sign in will be declined. A non-trusted device is any PC or any browser I have not used to sign in before.

Because Microsoft offers this two-step verification, all unauthorized log ins are user's own fault because user has selected not to use two-step verification.