How do i recover my gmail account if i don t remember anything

1. Have a working email

You'll need a working email account that you can access. We'll use this account to send you information about your request. You can use any active email account, even one belonging to a friend or relative. If you don’t have another email account that you can access, you can create a temporary outlook.com account for free by selecting Create one at the Microsoft account sign in page.

Note: The working email account you provide will only be used to contact you about your account recovery form and won’t be used for any other purpose.

2. Fill out the form using a recognized device and location

If possible, complete the form using a device you previously used to sign into your account and at a location where you commonly use that device and that we'll recognize, such as your home or office.

When you're ready, you can find the recovery form here: 

Account recovery form

Outlook.com or hotmail.com accounts

• We’ll ask you questions about your contacts and email subject lines. Check with friends and family that you may have corresponded with from that account for help.

• Email subject lines need to be exact.

• When you enter your email address, keep in mind that some domains may be country specific such as @outlook.co.uk.

• If you’ve had your account for several years, the details on file may not match your current situation, so think about what you may have entered when you first signed up. Is it possible that you moved or changed your name?

Skype

You'll be asked for the SkypeID or names of contacts on their account. If you use Skype to call mobile or landline phones, you’ll also be asked for some of those along with details about a recent Skype purchase.

Xbox console

You'll be asked to provide the hardware ID of a console that you’ve used frequently. Make sure you get the ID from a console you use a lot. If you recently bought a new one, try to get the hardware ID from your old console. For more information about recovering accounts you use with an Xbox console, see Reset or recover your lost Microsoft account password.

Passwords

Think about passwords that you use on other accounts that you may have used here. List old passwords you may have used. Check your web browsers to see if you saved a password there. For help with how to check for saved passwords here are a few suggestions from common browsers and tools:

• For passwords you may have saved to Microsoft Edge or Windows Web Credentials, see Save or forget passwords in Microsoft Edge or Accessing Credential Manager

• If you use a Chrome browser, see Manage passwords

• For passwords saved to Mac or iOS devices, see View the information stored in a keychain on Mac or Set up iCloud Keychain