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Microsoft Forms Ownership Transfer Redirects to DesignPagev2.aspx Instead of Loading Delegate Page
I am attempting to transfer ownership of Microsoft Forms belonging to a former employee, but the transfer process is not working as expected. The user account still exists in Microsoft Entra ID. The account is disabled in Entra ID. Sign-in is disabled in Microsoft 365 Admin Center. The account is not hard deleted. I am a Global Administrator. I have a valid Microsoft 365 E5 license that includes Microsoft Forms. When accessing the documented Forms transfer URLs using both the user's UPN and Object ID: forms.office.com/Pages/delegatepage.aspx?originalowner=<UPN> forms.office.com/Pages/delegatepage.aspx?originalowner=<ObjectID> the request immediately returns an HTTP 301/302 redirect to: forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/DesignPagev2.aspx instead of displaying the Forms ownership transfer interface. Could you please confirm: What is the currently supported method for transferring Microsoft Forms owned by a disabled user account? Is the legacydelegatepage.aspxownership transfer mechanism still supported, or has it been retired/replaced? Is the automatic redirect toDesignPagev2.aspxexpected behavior in our tenant? Are there any tenant-level settings, licensing requirements, administrator roles, or backend restrictions preventing the transfer interface from loading? Can Microsoft verify whether the disabled user's forms are still available and eligible for ownership transfer?
Is there any solution to getting question names yet for a form submission in Power Automate?
It's been about 10 years now. Surely there is a solution to dynamically retrieve question names without needing a janky britttle workaround that may or may not work, not just IDs (get form response etc), without having to rely on a hard coded list of questions with answers inserted in against them.
Hacked please help
My Microsoft account was hacked today. The attacker changed my sign-in alias to a random Outlook address, removed my phone number, added their own Authenticator app, and changed the recovery email. My original email now says the Microsoft account doesn’t exist. I have the Microsoft security emails proving the changes. I also have other forms of proof. If there is any moderator or anyone who can help me recover my account I had some important stuff on there I would like to get back. It wasn't this email but another one I made this so I can ask for help. When I tried to recover the email they changed it as provided in the screenshots down below. I tried to call support and fill out recovery stuff but since they changed the email for the account there is not much I can do.
WCAG 2.1 AA and Microsoft Forms
Hello Team, Does Microsoft Forms meet the success criteria for WCAG 2.1 AA? In a previous post, I saw a Microsoft Representative stated he could navigate Microsoft Forms with JAWS in Firefox. Wondering if this includes proper aria labels to note the type of question, required responses, and handling error messaging. Are there any question types that pose trouble for those with visual, cognitive, or dexterity disabilities? Thank you!Subject: Need help reaching support for a compromised account where the email was changed
Greetings! My gamertag is sakhigaming2. My account was compromised a few months ago, and the hacker changed my login email completely. Because of this, the standard recovery system says my gamertag does not exist. I am currently locked out of my home Xbox console. I have my physical console Serial Numbers and hardware data for both of my household Xboxes to prove I am the original owner.Since the automated recovery forms do not recognize my old email anymore, I need a way to contact a live support agent who can escalate this to the account investigation team to track down my profile's backend ID. If anyone knows the correct path to get a live chat or callback for an alias-changed account, please let me know. Thank you, and have a great day!
