> I think the recommendation to see if anyone else has logged in, is to see > if someone else might be changing your password on you. A suddenly > changed password is one sign of that. > > If someone else repeatedly attempts to login and fails, I believe it will > lock you out completely. I think the fact that you are able to reset your > password and then login, without having to wait another day or so, shows > that this is not what happened. (But I could be wrong.) > > Thats it. I am locked out completely... I have to reset te password and do the SMS code request to gain acces to my account again
Now also I cant access Adsense right now. When i reboot my pc then i'm sure I have to do the same shit again to get back into my Gmail So far nobody has been able to log into my account. How do I ask Big G to look into this? If anyone is doing this on purpose then I want to know as much as possible about it. If not then I will stop using Google for Email. > > . > > Perhaps, instead of them forgetting your password, your computer (note > I didn't say *you*, necessarily) is sending the wrong password. There are > some reasons why that would happen -- having CapsLock stuck ON being one of > them -- perhaps others too. > > When Gmail changed its login screen about a month ago, with separate > username and password "screens", I have more trouble logging in now, > because I start typing the password too early and the first few characters > are lost. I was used to typing it all in fast, using the Tab key, and I > miss that. Old habits are hard to break. > > It's not Capslocl, and it is not that i forgot the password When i request a new password, Google asks me to enter the last one i used to get in The new login only is fine with me... If it works it works... But this password resetting carp is just stupid. I'm logging in from the same IP, Same PC, Same OS, Same Browser... and Same Password. > > It is peculiar that this is not a widespread problem. Yours is the only > complaint about it that I've seen. That would tend to indicate that the > problem might be unique to your computer, or (shall I say it) to the person > in front of the computer, not something endemic to Google. > > Again WRONG Andy. :-) Sorry On another account, an old one that i nolonger use I can still login without issues. With the new login system etc. And other people can also login to their accounts from this PC. It's just that THIS account gets locked time and time again. At work, there is a computer I occasionally use, where I have one heck of a > hard time logging in. The computer seems to skip keystrokes occasionally, > and this seems to happen when logging in. But I can see it when I type my > email address too. Stupid computer. > > Andy > > Ok that also sucks, but thats a different issue -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Gmail-Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/gmail-users. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
