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LinkedIn is the leading platform for business networking, with millions of users every day.

Since we don't usually log in and out of LinkedIn frequently, we may stay logged in for a long time and forget our password. This can create difficulties when we need to sign in again.

If you've ever forgotten both your LinkedIn password and the email address associated with it, you know the panic that sets in when you think you've lost access to all your professional connections. Fear not! We're here to help.

Recover LinkedIn Password and Email (No Associated Email or Phone)

#1. Recover LinkedIn Password and Email using a Key Finder Tool

The Key Finder tool is a great program known for helping people locate lost passwords, emails, and various data with just a few clicks.

It can find your Windows Server product key and recover all the passwords saved in various web browsers.

Unlike other similar software on the market, this tool is very user-friendly and can be easily navigated, even if you've never used an app of this kind before.

All you have to do is download the Key Finder tool of your choice to your preferred device, and let it work its magic.

You'll be able to sign in with your LinkedIn account without having to verify your email or phone number; the app will walk you through it.

Step 1: Click Internet & Network under Password.

Step 2. Check your saved browser passwords in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and IE.

"Copy" - Clicking it allows you to paste directly.

"Save" - Save as a PDF file.

"Print" - Connect to a printer for printing.

Using a utility is a reliable way to recover all your accounts and passwords, and you don't have to worry about its effectiveness, which is more than can be said for its competitors.

#2. Go to the Help Center to restore your LinkedIn password and email

With the help of LinkedIn's Help Center, you can quickly reset your LinkedIn password and email address.

Though you may have to verify your identity, if you are the actual person behind the LinkedIn profile (and you should be!), you shouldn't have a problem.

Here's how to reset your LinkedIn password and email address:

Step 1: Take a photo of your ID card, passport, driver's license, or any other official document that verifies your identity. Make sure the image is entirely clear, with all information visible and legible.

Step 2. Go to the LinkedIn homepage.

Step 3: At the bottom of the page, click on “Help Center.”

Step 4: Click on the link that says “Verify Your Identity Through This Link.”

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Step 5: Enter an email address you think is associated with your LinkedIn profile in the text box.

Step 6: Enter the phone number you have associated with your account – this is the fastest way for the Call Center to verify your identity.

Step 7: If you don't know this information or don't have access to your email address, click the "I don't have access to this email address" option.

Step 8. Choose the new email address you'd like to associate with your LinkedIn account, and type it in.

Step 9: Upload a picture of an ID that proves your identity.

Step 10: Once you've completed all the steps, your request will be sent to the LinkedIn Help Center. After verifying that you're the account owner, they'll provide you with an update on your LinkedIn profile.

They have a 24-hour-a-day phone line, so if you haven't heard anything in seven to 10 days, you should contact them.

# Resetting Your LinkedIn Password

If you've forgotten your LinkedIn password but remember other information associated with the account and have an email address linked to it, you can easily reset your LinkedIn password.

On the homepage, select the “Forgot password” option, and then choose where you'd like to receive your password-reset information.

Step 1: Click on "Forgot password?"

Step 2: Enter the email address or phone number associated with your LinkedIn account.

Step 3: If you've chosen to receive the reset information on your mobile phone number, you'll need to:

Step 4: Choose whether to receive your PIN reset code via phone or text.

Step 5: Enter the PIN on the corresponding page.

Step 6 (if necessary): Finish two-step verification

Step 7: Wait for an email confirming the change

Step 8: If you have it, enter your email address to receive the reset information.

Step 9: Wait for an email from LinkedIn.

Step 10: Enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) you received on the right-hand page.

Step 11: Reset your password.

Conclusions

As you can see, even if you lose all the information, you can still recover your LinkedIn password and email and continue using it without any problems.

However, Key Finder is the best and fastest tool that can help you reset your LinkedIn account and access all the required data with just a few clicks. You can also use this software to find keys of installed programs and Microsoft Office product keys.

This is an excellent software that can be used for various purposes, and it is user-friendly even for those who have never used a similar application before.