hi I have an a old account which I don't use anymore and I still pay for ea access I...

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regard to your concern.

You need to sign in to that account to manage the subscription by signing in to https://account.microsoft.com/services.

If you forgot the password, you can reset it here: https://account.live.com/password/reset

I have games on an old account, but I lost the password so I want to move ownership of said games to my main account so I don't lose them if my xbox is destroyed or my storage unit breaks. I looked and I don't think I can change the ownership of games but if anyone could tell me how I could get those games back if I lose them that would be appreciated.

Nothing is transferable between accounts. Youd have to regain access to the account in order to access its purchases.

Just a heads up, even on a digital game code, you should see this on your order history as being redeemed. If it is not there, there is a big possibility that you may have bought or redeemed this on a different account. If you only see there Minecraft for Windows, then you should be able to play this on PC without problems from your account but the issue is on your Xbox One because they should be separated as they have different license for each platforms. If you do not see on your history Minecraft for Xbox as being redeemed or purchased, please check other accounts to verify where it was redeemed in the first place.

Hi there! This is Ronnie, an independent adviser.

Nice to meet you and I hope you are having a great day!

I understand you need help on your Minecraft game problem.

Have you checked your order history if the Minecraft Xbox One edition was purchased on there before?

If not, that could be the reason why it will not let you access the game and will let you buy it again.

If you believe that this was purchased before, try checking other accounts if there was a purchase on that specific game and might just have been shared on the console for you to play it on your main account.

The PC version was provided as a code I believe so you can redeem that to any account.

You can also check if you own the game by going to the Xbox app and checking your library for owned games.

Hope that helps!

- "Have you checked your order history if the Minecraft Xbox One edition was purchased on there before?"
- As I stated in the original post, I purchased the Xbox One S 'Minecraft Edition.' I own the game through a digital code.

- "The PC version was provided as a code I believe so you can redeem that to any account."
- The code in my purchase history simply says "Minecraft for Windows." If it was a PC-only code, then why was I able to still access Minecraft Windows edition on my Xbox previously, but cannot do so now? The way I see it: I got a game with my Xbox to play on my Xbox, Microsoft buys up Mojang, gives me a code to play Minecraft on my PC, then takes away all forms of me playing Minecraft on my Xbox. Does this make sense?