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Account - Password Reset Help - Retiree & Emeriti Eagle Email

Password reset and recovery help for Eagle email accounts.
Important:
  • Your Eagle account is a Gmail account, so the password reset process is the same as resetting a personal Gmail account.
  • These Gmail accounts are only meant for those who have retired with emeritus status and have requested them through Human Resources

Change Password

Go to https://www.gmail.com and click Sign in.

click sign in

Note
: You may be redirected to the "Google Sign in" page right away instead.

Type in your full Eagle email address (including @eagle.uwlax.edu) and click Next

enter full Eagle email here

Enter your password and then click Next

enter full Eagle passwod

Go to your Google account by going to the upper right hand side of the page, click on the circle (it may have your initials or profile photo displayed) and then click on Manage your Google Account

click manage your google account

Or click on Google apps (looks like 9 dots arranged in a square) that can be found on the upper right hand side of the page and then click on Account

click the waffle in the top right corner than click account in the menu

Click on the Security tab found on the left side of the page.

click the security tab

Under the header "Signing in to Google," click on Password.

under the tab Signing Into Google click Password

Note: You can see when you have last changed your password here as well. 

Then re-enter your password in order to verify it's you and click Next to continue.

re enter your password then click next

Create your new password, confirm your new password and then click Change Password

create your new password, confirm your new password, then change your password

Your password has been successfully changed when you have received a confirmation on the next page. 

Recover Password

Go to https://www.gmail.com and click Sign in

click sign in

Note:
You may be redirected to the "Google Sign in" page right away instead.

Type in your full email address (including @eagle.uwlax.edu) and then click Next

enter your Eagle email address

Click on "Forgot password?

click forgot password

Follow the prompts in order to recover your account. This may include typing in a previous password and/or sending a verification code to your phone number or recovery email. 

Try Another Way
enter phone number attached to account
enter recovery email

Note:  If you did not set up password recovery options before forgetting your password or if you receive the "Contact your domain admin for help" message, then you will need to contact the Eagle Help Desk 

couldn't sign in
 
If you were successfully able to verify yourself when recovering your account, then you will be prompted to create a new password and then should be able to login with your new password afterwards. 

Setting Up Password Recovery Options


Sign into your Eagle email account and go to your Google Account.

click on manage your google account

Click on the Security tab found on the left side of the page.

click on the security tab

Scroll down to the header "Ways we can verify it's you" and click on Recovery phone and/or Recovery email in order to add these options as a recovery option. 

scroll to "ways we can verify its you"

Both of these options will require you re-enter your password in order to verify it's you and then click Next to continue. 

verify its you with your password

After you have entered in your password, then you should be able to enter in or edit your recovery phone number and/or email.

edit recovery email  
edit recovery phone number 
 
Once you have updated these recovery options, then you should be able to recover your Eagle email password on your own if you ever forget it in the future.
 
Need Help? Contact the Eagle Help Desk 


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password, gmail, Google, Eagle, account, email, emeritus, retired, recovery, Google, change, forgotten, forgot, help, reset 
Doc ID:
93116
Owned by:
David H. in UW-La Crosse
Created:
2019-07-15
Updated:
2024-07-25
Sites:
UW-La Crosse