I opened a private browser window and typed in the address bar then tried to log in, finally successful with the third password I tried. All your files, data and info will be just as you left them until then.

If you want to keep your account, just sign in between now and. Once your account is closed it will be deleted in accordance with the Microsoft Services Agreement. Your account is scheduled to be closed on due to account inactivity. Subject: Microsoft account security notification I should have let it close since I don't use it or need it, but it was a good opportunity to get screenshots. Turns out it was an address I forgot about. My immediate thought was 'phishing attempt' but when I checked the address on that computer, the second letter was different. It took me a while to figure out what this was, and at first thought it was used to log into a computer. The email address is in the form of so you may not remember what the address was. Once an address is deleted, it can never be used again. You can ignore the message and let the account close, but if you are using it as a recovery address for a web site or service, you won't be able recover the account.

I recommend using a private browser window, so you don't log into the wrong account (that is not being closed.)

So, when you get a message do not click the link in the message. But hackers will also send these emails, in a phishing attempt to get your log in details. Yes, it might be real, especially if you haven't logged into the account in 2 years. Did you receive an email from Microsoft that your account was going to be closed and wonder if the message was real or a phishing attempt?

Office 2010 activation keys