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# How to Change Your D5 Account Email?
You can now update your account email directly within [**MySpace**](https://myspace.d5render.com/). **Path:** Go to **MySpace > Settings > Account**.
**The Process:**
1. Click the **"Change"** button next to your email address.
2. The system will send a verification code to your **original email** for security authentication.
3. Once verified and the new email is linked, a notification will be sent to your old email address confirming the change.
> **Note:** For security reasons, you can only change your email **once per calendar year**. Please proceed with caution.
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#### **Why can't I launch the "Change Email" window?**
In the following scenarios, the email change pop-up will not open, or the feature will be unavailable:
* **SSO Login:** Users who log in via Single Sign-On (SSO) systems.
* **Linked Google ID:** Accounts currently linked to a Google ID.
* **Pending Team Invitations:** Users with outstanding team invitations that have not yet been accepted or resolved.
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