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Hi Team,
I am having Microsoft account and i want to join skype. But while trying the same, i am getting error as "Sorry, we didn't recognize your sign-in details. Please check your Skype Name and password, then try again." Kindly guide me to get out of this issue. Please find the attached screen-shot for your reference.
Thanks in advance,
Sathishkumar.R
I have a strange situation that In have been unable to resolve and suspect that the issue is with my Microsoft account, which prevents me from working with my organisational account (Office364 plan Education A2).
A few days ago my Sync client for Skydrivepro stopped synchronising. It was no longer possible to edit documents from the sync client or directly from skydrive pro. (Either permissions issues or path issues). (Editing from skydrive works fine)
Strangely this issue flowed through my domain connected machine (Window 8 and Office 2013), my personal laptop (Windows 8 and Office 2013) and Surface RT. None of these machines have been able to edit documents in skydrive pro.
Working on my domain computer, we reimaged the machine, but as soon as the Microsoft Account is connected to any service skydrive pro syncing ceases to work.
I created a new profile on my personal laptop with a new Microsoft account. Synching with skydrive pro works as does editing of documents in skydrivepro.
I am reluctant to discard my Microsoft account as I have used this email for many years. It would appear that there is some form of corruption in the account. Is there some way of testing the integrity of the Microsoft account?
When I upgraded it asked me to create a Microsoft account but I assumed that this would be a new account and one that I would not need to use so I did not need one and put junk information in. I then found out that this information had been used to change
MY OLD LOCAL ACCOUNT to some online Microsoft one. I now cannot log into that account as I do not know the password I entered or the junk telephone number i entered. I do not want an online account but mostly I want to be able to access my old files on this
computer. As it is no longer a local account I cannot change its password on my PC. There need to be a lot of warnings that your local account is going to become an online one.
I assume if I create a new local account with the same name as the old local account this will not miraculously give me access to my old files?
This is a shambles and by far the worst Windows upgrade I have done.
Why should I be forced to have a Microsoft account when I did not before hand?
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