How to Recover a Blocked Microsoft Account and Report a Loop Bug
Question details
The user needs to recover a blocked Microsoft account and properly report a printing issue occurring within the Microsoft Loop application.
- Product
- Microsoft Account / Microsoft Loop
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Attempting to regain access to a blocked account and submit a technical bug report after a previous submission failed to generate a support ticket.
- Observed behavior
- The user submitted feedback through the portal but did not receive a support ticket number, and is experiencing a server-side block when accessing the Feedback portal.
Ensure you have the contact information for your organization's Microsoft 365 administrator, as administrative privileges are required to open an official support ticket.
Create a Support Request via Microsoft 365 Admin Center
The most effective way to resolve a blocked account and Loop bugs is to have your administrator open an official support ticket on your behalf.
Submissions through the standard Feedback portal do not generate a support ticket number and may be affected by server-side blocks. An official support request guarantees that the issue is routed directly to the technical support team.
Reach out to your organization's IT department or Microsoft 365 administrator to report the account block.
Ask the administrator to log into the Microsoft 365 admin center using their admin credentials.
Have the administrator navigate to the 'Support' section and select 'Help & support' to open a new service request specifically for the blocked account and the Loop printing bug.
Contact Microsoft Phone Support Directly
If you cannot reach an administrator or if you are using a personal account, calling phone support is the best alternative to resolve the account block.
Switch to WPS Office for a Hassle-Free Experience
Dealing with blocked accounts and complex administrative support tickets can disrupt your productivity. WPS Office offers a lightweight, highly compatible alternative that lets you work locally or via the cloud without the strict account limitations of Microsoft 365.
- 1. Download and Install: Get the free WPS Office installer from the official website and run the quick setup.
- 2. Open Existing Documents: Double-click any of your existing Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files to open them directly in WPS.
- 3. Save and Collaborate: Edit your documents and save them in standard formats without worrying about restrictive cloud account blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why didn't I receive a support ticket number when reporting a Loop bug?
Submitting an issue through the Microsoft Feedback portal generally only provides insights to the development team and does not generate a personalized support ticket. For a trackable ticket number, you must create a formal request through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.
Can I recover a blocked Microsoft 365 work account on my own?
Typically, no. If you are using a work or school account, you will need your organization's Microsoft 365 administrator to unblock it or reset your credentials. Personal accounts, however, can sometimes be recovered using the self-service account recovery form online.
Is it safe to post my blocked account details on community support forums?
No, it is never safe. You should keep all private account information, email addresses, and passwords strictly confidential. Always provide these details exclusively through official support channels or verified private messages with official support agents.
What should I do if the Microsoft Feedback portal is blocking my access?
Blocked access to the Feedback portal is often caused by a server-side bug. Instead of attempting to log in repeatedly, ask your administrator to bypass the portal and open a direct support request within the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.




