Reset Gmail Password

 Losing access to your Gmail account can be a harrowing experience, worse than losing your ID card... However, fear not, we are here to guide you through the process of resetting your password.

Gmail has become our secondary ID for most of us on the Internet today, serving as our go-to platform for both personal and professional communication. Losing access to our Gmail account can be a distressing experience, as it hinders your ability to connect with contacts and access important emails and data.

And sometimes the situation becomes even more complex when you have difficulty contacting the recovery phone number or email associated with your account. But you can skip the panic phase!

In this comprehensive article, we will provide you with step-by-step instructions and alternative techniques to recover your Reset Gmail password without relying on conventional methods.

How to recover Gmail password without phone number or recovery email?

Step 1: Visit the Google Account Recovery Page

To start the password recovery process, simply access the Google Account Recovery page. This will redirect you to the designated page.

Step 2: Enter your Gmail username or ID

Enter your Gmail ID or username linked to the account you want to restore on the Google Account Recovery page. This will help Google find and identify your account.

Step 3: Choose “Try another way to sign in”

If you don't remember your password or don't have access to your recovery email, choose "Try another way to sign in." This will direct you to other recovery options.

Step 4: Verification using another device

During recovery, you may receive a prompt if you are already signed in to your Gmail or Google account on another device. You can confirm your ID and log in to your account through the notification. To successfully complete the verification procedure, follow the on-screen instructions.

Step 5: Waiting for the password reset link

According to Google, a password reset link will be sent to your email address after a 72-hour waiting period if you haven't signed in to your Gmail account on any other device. Wait (patiently, of course) for the email to arrive. Check your spam or trash folder frequently during this period to make sure the email doesn't leak (what are the chances of an email from Gmail going there? but hey, let's be safe).

Step 6: Reset your password

You will receive an email from Google with a link to reset your password after the 72-hour waiting period. Make sure at least one device is signed in to your Gmail account. Open the email and click the "Get Started" link included. You will be sent to a website where you can change your password by doing this. To change your Gmail account password, follow the on-screen instructions.