> > So... Any ideas of how to remedy this?
You can't, not without being able to sign into the account you want to remove anyway.
My Windows 10 is linked to what was my main email account with Hotmail. Microsoft apparently detected malicious activity on the account and promptly disabled it without warning. No amount of emails and phone calls could persuade them to re-activate the account, they couldn't even tell me the exact reason it was revoked.
It was an email account I'd had for almost 20 years, so lost many emails (including recent e-tickets for flights) and contacts associated with the account, and had to re-assign many household utilities/forum logins/subscriptions/etc. to a new account. It was a huge inconvenience that no-one could explain the reason for.
Anyway, my Windows 10 is still linked to this defunct account and frequently reminds me I need 'to fix my Microsoft account' by prompting me to sign into it which is obviously impossible.
As far as I'm concerned the only way to resolve this is a fresh installation, and I will never trust Microsoft with an email account ever again.
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