When Outlook.com first launched, I acted a bit too swiftly and claimed *** Email address is removed for privacy *** while I've been using *** Email address is removed for privacy ***. Later I learned that aliases can be added to an existing Outlook.com or Hotmail.com account. Is there any way I can add *** Email address is removed for privacy *** as an alias to *** Email address is removed for privacy *** account, so that I don't have to manage separately?
Thanks much in advance,
Kent
When I use my Android tablet's native browser to access my account on Outlook.com, the web page tells me to "upgrade your browser", as this example shows:
Naturally, since there is no "upgrade" for this browser, I click the link that says "continue to your Inbox" and it works just fine. I wish to suppress this message, since I never intend to "upgrade" the tablet's browser. I'll repeat: once I click that "continue" link, everything on the web page works exactly as it should and just like it works if I use IE. I don't have to clear the browser's cache or any of that other advice I see posted here constantly. I just want to be able to tell Outlook.com "don't tell me again".
separate signatures for all emails
I can’t access my Hotmail account – it says “it looks like someone else might be using your account”
The email address was created a long time ago (10 years ago) and I do not use it that much. Ihave been unable to Validate my identity by providing information as per the Recover your Windows Live account page.
I know the majority of emails were facebook notifications. I need to gain access to my account because I am expecting important correspondence from the CFA exam board.
I am happy to discuss this in detail with a Microsoft representative.
Thanks
Shaun
Hi,
so lately( this week, today) I've been getting a LOT of spam in Outlook.com. And keeps on coming even is the junk filter is set to exclusive and that I block the senders' "e-mails"*.
I've searched about this online and found that it happens to many people using Outlook.com as the spam filter just doesn't seem to work!
I've tried everything I have found on Microsoft Answers, other forums and search results, but NOTHING works! :(
*- http://sdrv.ms/173CRjY - the image of the adresses!
Here is the folder for the images of the spam: http://sdrv.ms/17KtRhV
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