I am unable to access my Microsoft account, it says that someone else has been using my account. The email account connected to my Microsoft account is invalid. I have tried answering the questionnaire several times but have failed to access it. I would
love some help, I cannot sign into my xbox live account because of this
I cant log in to my live.co.uk account it tells me i dont have enough details for them to verify who i am
I am not receiving emails to my inbox or junk folder. I was hacked about 2 weeks ago and since then I have received none. I have looked at the options with regards to junk, email forwarding etc but nothing has changed. Please help!
Hello, for the last few days my Outlook.com does not work in Internet Explorer at my work. The Inbox comes up, but clicking on a message does nothing. There appears to be a Java error in the lower left. When I click on it it says the following:
Message: Script error
Line: 0
Char: 0
Code: 0
URI: https://a.gfx.ms/i0a_e-bJC-RFfpu7XtDCkyZhFQ2.js
Initially I could only see email from July 28th and earlier. I was able to recover few other email, only up to July 15th' via 'recover deleted messages' but anything older then that are missing. I don't have any 'Sweep' rules in place or used 'archive'
feature before.
Where did my email go? Is there ways to recover?
Where did my email go? Is there ways to recover?
This a.m. I was temporarily blocked from using my Hotmail account in Live Mail. I received a code by phone, entered it and tried to set a new password. So many of them were rejected for various reasons. Now, I've tried so many that I have no single
clue what my PW is. Can I just start from scratch somehow?
I am not receiving an email from Marriott Residence Inn, but I'm getting them from Marriott Springhill Suites. There might be other email addresses I am not receiving but don't know about
The other day I received notification that my Hotmail account needed a password change. This was no problem as I've done this many times before. I recently upgraded smartphones from a Droid2 to a Samsung Galaxy Note II. I love it and have yet to have an
issue with any apps, internet usage or email.
Well, after receiving my email password change update (and changing it accordingly) I was able to log into my email through my laptop without issue. However, my SGNoteII is a different story. I noticed that after attempting to log into my hotmail through
my Note II, I kept seeing the error message, "Sign in Failed, Invalid Username/Password"
So, I entered the new password (which worked on my laptop) into the hotmail settings on my Note II and again, "Sign in Failed, Invalid Username/Password"
I took the Samsung to my local Verizon store and tech service made several attempts to log me in, but had no success. They even went as far as to try logging into their own hotmail account through the Samsung and strangely enough, it worked on the first
try.
The IT guy suggested that I may possibly have something wrong with my hotmail account and not my Samsung.
He advised me to contact Hotmail. But before I did/do that I wanted to post my issue on the message board in hopes that someone else has had a similar problem as I have and knew the solution (with positive results.)
Thank you so much
Hi,
I have been trying to change my xbox gamertag to a different Microsoft account. And it keeps giving me the error 80154042.
I do not have the account signed in on any other device. And i have waited more then 30 days also the new Microsoft account doensn't have another gamertag on it.
I have a service request number 1209758127 from Xbox customer service.
I have been trying to change my xbox gamertag to a different Microsoft account. And it keeps giving me the error 80154042.
I do not have the account signed in on any other device. And i have waited more then 30 days also the new Microsoft account doensn't have another gamertag on it.
I have a service request number 1209758127 from Xbox customer service.
I just purchased a Mac but I cannot receive emails in my Outlook in Windows 7 PC. Please help, thank you
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