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1st of all, simply into the Ubi$oft's site to "create an account"[www.ubisoft.com]. Just be mindful to not create a darn new password for it and also to recall the e-mail you've used.
Afterwards, I strongly advise you to peruse through your Ubi$oft's Account Information[account.ubisoft.com], just to make it more secure to avoid being stolen. For ex., I've linked it to my Steam account just to make it more manageable since I've got 2 different passwords for each of those.
Please don't mind the site I've used to link it to you, but I'm not an English native speaker and that one appears upon my Latin native language.
And eventually writting all those informations about your Ubi$oft's account details upon a safe text file (i.e., for ex. a simply *.txt will do), then placed inside a master pasworded *.rar archive is a solution or alternativelly try to use a password manager.
2nd of all, simply uninstall the forking defunct, since 2020, UPlay Game Launcher/Store that Ubi$oft incompetently still has bundled with these old game upon Steam and then go fetch their current bloatware version of Ubi' Con[www.ubisoft.com] for you to be able to connect to Ubi$oft's servers to validate your Assassin's Creed II's (AC II's) license/CD-Key/whatever they're using these days.
Although I must warn you to also search for ways on how to keep it offline because their current version needs some tweaking to abbide to that simplest command and thus that's why I dub call Ubi' Con simply as being currently being a big piece of bloatware cr@p.
3rd of all, open the game from Ubi' Con[www.ubisoft.com], log into it using your Ubi$oft's account information and finally you're done with that ordeal.