If you need help recovering your Google account, go to the official Google account recovery website at https://g.co/recover. This page will walk you through the process of restoring your account if you have forgotten your password or are unable to access it for any reason.
To restore a Gmail account via the https://g.co/recover link, complete the instructions below:
Open your web browser and navigate to g.co.recover
Enter the email address you wish to recover, then click "Next."
If you remember your previous password, enter it. If not, select "Try another way."
Google will then present several recovery options, including using a recovery email address or phone number linked with the account, answering security questions, or entering a previously specified recovery code.
Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm your identification and restore your account.
If you do not have access to any of the recovery tools above, Google may give additional means to authenticate your identity. If you are unable to restore your account through the automatic method, you may need to contact Google's support staff for assistance.
What's my email address? The steps you take to determine what email address people see when you send them an email vary depending on the service or email application you use. The following are both basic and detailed instructions for popular
General Instructions for Finding Your Email Address
The easiest way to identify your email address in almost any desktop program or online email client is to start writing a new message. Here's how:
Start a new email message. This usually works by selecting a Compose, New, or Write button.
Look for a line that begins with From. It contains your email address.
If you have more than one email address configured for sending, they usually show up as menu choices in the From line when you compose an email. All the email addresses listed are yours. You can use any of them.
