I have signed up for a new hotmail account and have got some sort of biiling account but with no access to mail or indication as to how to obtain this. Help and advise please!! PS If this account does have access to email and messages are received in it from this forum, note I will not be able to see them.
I have signed up for a new hotmail account and have got some sort of biiling account but with no access to mail or indication as to how to obtain this. Help and advise please!! PS If this account does have access to email and messages are received in it from this forum, note I will not be able to see them.

Hello

 

I have asked this question previously with no response...

 

My windows 7 pc crashed.  I was running outlook 2013 and syncing my contacts between outlook, Hotmail and my iphone.  Life was good.  I purchased a windows 8 pc and installed office 2010 (not 2013).  My contacts sync just fine, but none of the photos will sync to outlook.  They are still on my iPhone, but I cannot get them to sync to outlook.  Can someone please help?  Obviously, it is not the end of the world, but it is a feature Microsoft has provided, and one I have grown quite fond of, so I would really like it to work.

 

Bill

 

??? One of the questions below asks Mobile Version?  Not sure how to answer.  This affects my phone but this is not about the mobile version of Outlook.

I allowed another to use my computer  to log on to outlook. Their email address shows up as a suggestion to log in. How do I delete this? 

Original title: remove an auto suggestion for my log in outback

 

I allowed another to use my computer  to log on to outlook. Their email address shows up as a suggestion to log in. How do I delete this? 

My mother has created multiple hotmail accounts the past 2 years (I am estimating around 5 or so). She kept forgetting her password so she created a new account each time she needed to use her email.

The problem is:

1) She cannot remember the exact user ids and passowords she used to create the email accounts
2) She did not set security questions to enable her to retrieve passwords


What are her options to retrieve her email addresses and be able to access them?


She has some idea of the user ids and passwords used, so we have attempted to retrieve them but were unsuccessful because they were not the correct details when she created them.

Is it even possible to retrieve these email addresses or is her only option is to create a brand new one (and ensure she doesn't forget her user id and password!) and just assume the other email addresses can never be accessed?


Thanks

My mother has created multiple hotmail accounts the past 2 years (I am estimating around 5 or so). She kept forgetting her password so she created a new account each time she needed to use her email.

The problem is:

1) She cannot remember the exact user ids and passowords she used to create the email accounts
2) She did not set security questions to enable her to retrieve passwords


What are her options to retrieve her email addresses and be able to access them?


She has some idea of the user ids and passwords used, so we have attempted to retrieve them but were unsuccessful because they were not the correct details when she created them.

Is it even possible to retrieve these email addresses or is her only option is to create a brand new one (and ensure she doesn't forget her user id and password!) and just assume the other email addresses can never be accessed?


Thanks

I don't want outlook telling me what to do with my friends and facebook! Is that clearer? How to I turn off that feature?
Seriously when if ever is this going to be fixed? 

Like do you have one legitimate reason for not fixing a problem that has been going on for over a year?

I will do everything in my power to cause Microsoft to lose business. Signing up for hotmail was a horrible idea. I should have known microsoft would just get tired of supporting it and tell everyone to go fvck themselves.

See above for the question.  Sorry, but even this help page really isn't all that helpful.