#Account Recovery
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Ive tried to change my email many times and I always need a code on my old email. And I cant find anyone who had had this problem.
will this let me change my email on my xbox account?
it will help you regain access to your account and then you can do whatever youw ant
Add an email address or phone number to your Microsoft account and keep your current contacts, online storage, subscriptions, and account settings.
I'm not entirely sure what's going on, becuase the title of the post is "account recovery" but you say you already have control of the account.
If you actually mean "i have a separate email account that is not run by microsoft (I just use the email address to log in to microsoft/xbox with a different password), is not part of hotmail or outlook.com mail or office365 mail, but is somethign random like yahoo mail and I've forgotten the password to that email account" then you'd need to use the account recovery / password reset features that that other company provides