To consolidate your Microsoft 365 account with your personal Outlook account, you can follow these general steps:
- Change the Email Address of Your Microsoft 365 Account: You can update the email address associated with your Microsoft 365 account to your Outlook email address. This can typically be done through the Microsoft 365 admin center or account settings. You may need to create an alias for your Microsoft 365 account using your Outlook email.
- Transfer Data: After changing the email address, you may want to transfer any data (emails, contacts, calendar items) from your old Microsoft 365 account to your new Outlook account. You can do this by exporting data from the old account and importing it into the new one.
- Verify Forwarding: Ensure that any emails sent to your old Microsoft 365 email address are forwarded to your new Outlook email address, so you don’t miss any communications during the transition.
- Update Account Settings: Make sure to update any settings in your applications (like Outlook) to reflect the new email address.
- Check for Third-party Accounts: If you have any third-party accounts linked to your old Microsoft 365 email, update those accounts to use your new Outlook email address.
For detailed steps on managing email accounts and transferring data, you can refer to the Microsoft support documentation.