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Hello Alberto,
Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Q&A Forum and sharing the details of your situation. I understand how distressing it must be to lose access to your Microsoft account, especially when it is linked to essential services like your Windows 10 license and Minecraft.
You’ve reported that:
Your Microsoft account was compromised on August 12, 2025. The recovery phone number and Gmail address were changed without your authorization. Despite having two-factor authentication and multiple security measures in place, the attackers were able to bypass them. You’ve already contacted Microsoft Support and submitted photographic proof of ownership using a newly created account.
Here's what you can do next:
Continue with the Microsoft Account Recovery Process Microsoft requires all recovery attempts to go through their official https://account.live.com/acsr. Even Microsoft Support agents cannot bypass this process. Kindly see this resource link for more information on how to Recover a hacked or compromised Microsoft account
If Microsoft is unable to restore access to your original account:
- Windows 10 License: If your license was a digital entitlement linked to your Microsoft account, recovery may not be possible. However, if you have a product key or proof of purchase, you may be able to reactivate it on a new account.
Minecraft: If purchased through the Microsoft Store, you’ll need to provide the transaction ID or receipt to request a license transfer. This is handled on a case-by-case basis by Microsoft Support.
While licenses are typically tied to your Microsoft account, they cannot be “stolen” in the traditional sense. However, if the account remains compromised, the attacker could:
Change ownership details Remove access to linked services Redeem or transfer licenses (in some cases)
This is why it’s critical to regain control of the account or work with Microsoft to transfer ownership based on proof of purchase.
Best Regards,
Adaeze || Microsoft Q&A Forum Support