Regarding my Xbox account

Hello Derrick, this is Manuela. I'm an Independent Advisor and community user like you, ready to assist with this.
Not a Microsoft employee.

I’m sorry to hear you lost access to your Microsoft account. You can try to recover it by using your Xbox console:
https://support.xbox.com/help/account-profile/m...

However, it is necessary to use it only, you can choose to take the risk. Unfortunately, it is not guaranteed to know if the system is going to ask you to verify your identity.

Additionally, when we lose access to our accounts, we can try to recover it by following all the recommendations available in this related article:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com...

If none of the options work, the last resource is submitting the Microsoft account recovery form:

https://support.microsoft.com/account-billing/h...

Lastly, and as a reminder, please notice that no one at Microsoft can view, change the account details, or send password reset links for you, this is for security policies.

The enforcement team don't use the forums so there's nothing anyone here can do.You'll have to wait 24 hours to take the quiz again.

Try using a different web browser if you are having trouble with the enforcement site.

There's no time limit on when a suspension can be issued for a offence.

Your 2nd suspension would of been for something you did before the first suspension was even issued.

OK thanks and I personally don't care what they "investigate" because I know at least 23 people who I met( and reported ) for legit hackering and modding yet they are online but you guys ban someone who will verbally defend themselves and besides 96% of
any rude conversations where verbal and I know my laws state and federal and recording is not okay.

For an official answer from the enforcement team, you'll need to post here -
forums.xbox.com/.../41.aspx

The enforcement team do investigate every complaint. So it doesn't matter why someone files a complaint, they will only issue a suspension/banning if they discovered that you have done something to violate the code of conduct or terms of service.

No. When you purchase content it's tied to the gamertag that purchased it as well as the console it was purchased on. You would have to have access to the original account that purchased the games in order to access the content on the new console.