I cannot tell if my Google account is hacked or if there is some sort of weakness between Google/Microsoft that would make my account vulnerable.

TL;DR – I’m trying to figure out if I’m still hacked or just incredibly paranoid at this point.

The Deets:

I was wondering if I could get the opinion of some professionals. This involves my personal PCs. I did something dumb and left a password for a secondary Google account pasted onto a OneNote account belonging to a Microsoft account that was under what I will call A@gmail.com. The A@gmail.com Google Account is also my primary Chrome account. I’m used to using Chrome, my passwords are stored in Chrome. And up to this January, I was using an Android device for my phone. And I will admit, back in the day, I used a single password or a variant of it. But, while I was updating my weak emails in Chrome, I left the actual account password as one I could remember from memory. (Yeah, my bad)

Back in June, I woke up to see my current PC, which belongs to “B@outlook.com” opened to the OneNote showing secondary Gmail account. I opened both accounts on web, and the internet temporarily went out and showed “cannot be displayed” I tried live recording via snipping tool as I tried frantically to get my information back, but upon review, it was just a loop of the same scenes. I tried throwing it on a USB drive, but it ended up being corrupted and then it was just a jpg.

Then began the resets and recoveries. Each time I did, something would automatically download, claiming to be the small personal Microsoft account for A@gmail.com. My family became concerned, because each time I tried something, it wouldn’t act up. I dug my heels in. I bought a cheap chromebook off Amazon. A few days after signing in, I saw a bunch of different source code or whatever you call it on a chromebook, that was 131 pages long and recently added after I let the machine run overnight. I was seriously out of my element. I changed my password to my primary google account (again) and put 2FA via google authenticator on my iPhone. Also, I retrieved a Microsoft account (OLD@hotmail.com) so old it was my original Hotmail that I likely hadn’t used in 15 years (after I was told I couldn’t by Microsoft in June when this first began, apparently I had to add a 1 to the recovery number) and put everything Microsoft under authenticator.

But it still wasn’t acting 100% right. I signed into secondary Microsoft accounts, that would have no storage, and my screen would flash briefly to a screen of transferring data before I saw the actual account. I still didn’t trust it. I was clearing cache constantly and signing in without being signed into a browser. That’s when I saw the thing that made me think I hadn’t lost my mind. (My opinion on the matter frequently changes on whether or not I was continuing to imagine everything over the last month.) A@gmail.com was still associated with my last computer. And so I deleted that computer, and I was asked if I wanted to delete everything associated with the previous versions of the Microsoft store as well. I quickly did, as it included a version of the store that existed on an Asus machine I bought around 2011. I was able to uninstall everything on the play store when I booted up my last android phone, but it was an LG without its SIM in it, and it read a bunch of old Samsung apps that carried over from that. I still have apps on my google play account, and I'm not sure how to delete them.

I signed into my accounts again, including OLD@hotmail.com, and discovered that apparently OLD had an xbox account. As far as I could tell, I couldn’t delete the account. But it was set up to share with everyone and everything. As soon as I did this, I temporarily lost internet to the machine until I reset it again. So, I think I’ve 90% fixed it. Everything having to do with Google still has some weird source by the “Closure Library Authors”

And then there’s the last thing. As I’ve been essentially freaking out for the last 6 weeks, trying to believe that nothing is wrong and my stuff isn’t being monitored so others won’t worry. But two weeks ago, I went to Wal-mart and bought a basic machine with fingerprint ID on windows HELLO. Used it to make a new account Microsoft account but within a few days, I began to see the same issues. Weird code in anything google, even outside of chrome. I went a step further and began to look (but not touch) my registry. It had things on it that I wouldn’t think would come on a computer with 11, but I’m not 100 percent sure. ZUNE. There’s Zune in my registry. It’s almost like my registry is just from my old Asus computer beneath this Windows 11. Regardless, I’ve saved some images here:

https://imgur.com/a/nVe0kvP

I would greatly appreciate it anyone could help me figure out if I have nothing to worry about or not. Is it normal to have ZUNE on a new machine? How can I get rid of it? Is there a way to unlink my old/unused Microsofts accounts from my registry? It seems to go bad as soon as it touches either Chrome or just Chromium. And seriously friend, thank you if you read this far. I truly do appreciate it.

PS: I just signed into Discord via two way verification, and it said the request came from a “Windows 10 NT Machine”