Now, wait for about 48 hours for all the Microsoft servers to get the new info. After it’s done successfully, you will get a mail to your old email id saying: “Your new Outlook alias is ready.”.And now, your new email id will be your primary Microsoft account id, which you will be using to log into your Windows devices. You can find your newly added email id right below your already existing one.After you follow the above step correctly, you will be prompted with a message saying: “ You’ve associated the alias with your Microsoft account.”.Add your email id and click on Add Alias. Now you can either create a new email id, right from that window, or add an existing one. I’m going with the first one.Here, we will just add a unique email id and will make it primary.Now, under Account Alias (as you can see in the photo), you can either add a new email id, add a unique phone number or delete your existing email id.Click on Your info and select Manage your sign-in email or phone number.Click on your photo which will we be on the top right and select Account Settings.
Go to on your PC and sign in to your Microsoft account.Warning: Changing in this way (as instructed below) will change every device you log in with your Microsoft Account. In this post, we will share how you can change the email address of the Windows 10 Microsoft account without losing anything in Windows 10. While it makes it easy to sign to multiple devices if you ever wanted to change the Microsoft Email address of your Account, how do you go about it? Do you need to recreate another account? Well, that’s one option, but then it means losing everything associated with it. RELATED: All the Features That Require a Microsoft Account in Windows 10įor the most part it’s easy to prevent yourself from ending up with one account or another as you can easily choose which one you want when you initially install Windows or set Windows up for the first time after purchasing your PC.I am sure you are using a Microsoft account in your Windows 10 PC. While there are benefits to using a Microsoft account as your login (synchronization of files and browser history, for example) many people prefer to have their Windows login as a totally separate experience and entity from any online accounts they might have (Microsoft accounts included).
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