I got hacked and now i cant even sign into a different account

I am afraid that your only way in recovering your account is to identify the correct email address that's currently linked to your account because you need it in filling out the account recovery form.

Thank you for commenting but i have another question i have two microsoft accounts connected to the same gmail, is that possible?, and the first one where my bought minecraft is got another alternate email all of a sudden and because of it i cant log in cause it says that it sent a code to an email i dont know

Is there anyway I can get that account back or is it lost?

It's not possible to have two Microsoft accounts in one single email address.

Your original account where you bought Minecraft must have been altered completely where the hacker changed your account information.

Hi Radovan!

Sorry to hear about what happened. This is clearly not the situation I want you to be in. Just to set your expectation, due to our account safety and security, only us the account owners have the ability to recover our accounts and verify their ownership. Even a Microsoft Support cannot recover our accounts on our behalf because they're protected by the security information we have setup on our accounts which we only have access to.

Since your account information was replaced already, you may not be able to use your own email address to recover your account. You must know the current email address of your account which must be the hacker’s email address to start the account recovery process. Without it, you cannot start the recovery process because it's the primary key of your account.

I suggest that you check your mailboxes (inbox, spam/junk, trash folders) to find traces of the new email address that's currently linked to your original account. If the account was added to an Xbox console, it would be best to check it from there too.

If you knew the current email, you may try to reset the account password through https://account.live.com/pw
***Make sure to sign out any account signed in to https://account.microsoft.com website before starting an account recovery.

If it doesn’t work, try to fill out the account recovery form on https://account.live.com/acsr

You may also use the Microsoft’s interactive tool here https://support.microsoft.com/account-billing/h...