I don't know if im unpantient or Microsoft is just greedy.

I have created another microsoft account with the email that was first assosiated with the original.

But of the hacker i only know the first two letters and what's after the @

You can use the email address first associated with the account. If you know the email the hacker is using now, you can put it instead.

But if you receive the message that your account does not exist anymore, you will not be able to recover it. I'm sorry about that.

It asks what email i am trying to recover but it's changed so what do I do then?

Hello, Paulius. Thanks for reaching out! My name is Lucas. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user just like you. I'll be happy to assist you today.

I am sorry for what happened. But if your account got hacked, your only option is to fill the recovery form. Microsoft support does not help users recovering their accounts. In the article below you can get detailed information on how to fill the form:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-bil...

The Microsoft recovery form is available on:

https://account.live.com/acsr

No Microsoft employee can help users recovering their accounts. They only instruct you on how to fill the recovery form. So that's the only available option for a hacked account. If when you try to fill the recovery form you receive a message that your account does not exist anymore, unfortunately you will not be able to recover your account.

If you talk to a Microsoft support advocate, he/she will tell you the same thing. They are not allowed and have no access to change anything on a user account. But if you still want to try to talk to Microsoft support, try talking by live chat. You will receive an instant reply. Callbacks usually only work on their business/working hours.

If you have any question, please let me know. And again, I'm really sorry about this.

If you already created another Microsoft account with the same email as the hacked Microsoft account, the hacked account will not be able to be recovered. You can try to use the recovery form but it will find your new account with the email address, not the old account. I'm really sorry about this, my friend.