Brian,
Thanks for the share. I was too pissed yesterdy to reply.
Now post a sleep, wakeup, and a cold beer, I've come just
give up and let M$ just erase my old mid-1990's account and all
the stored email. I suppose I am just disappointed that yet another
block in the M$ 'wall of shame' is dorked
Duncan, it sounds like some sort of 2-factor authentication has been
enabled on your account. It might be part of some new security procedures
Microsoft is putting in place, as are many others.
When you log in with a normal username and password, you are using
something you know (ie your
At 09:10 AM 4/26/2014, you wrote:
Duncan, it sounds like some sort of 2-factor authentication has been
enabled on your account. It might be part of some new security procedures
Microsoft is putting in place, as are many others.
That is exactly what it is... just go along with the security and
Brian,
Thanks for the share. More inline below..
On 04/26/2014 12:10, Brian Weeden wrote:
Duncan, it sounds like some sort of 2-factor authentication has been
enabled on your account. It might be part of some new security procedures
Microsoft is putting in place, as are many others.
Yes,
Duncan, are you 100% certain you are going to https://outlook.com? Because
there is no way the real Microsoft is going to send you to nunyabizness.com
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Brian
On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 12:54 PM, DSinc dsinc...@epbfi.com wrote:
Brian,
Thanks for the share. More inline
Winterlight,
Thanks for the share. Brian shared this prior. I'm clueless to it. I
know M$ seeks a 'Security Code,' but I
do not know what it is, and, as I can not log into Hotmail, I can not
view my 'Profile' where something may
be dorked up. Catch-22. I get it. Just a huge disappointment ATM.
Brian,
Great question. I will dig around and correct any bad links. I have been
using the same 'Hotmail' link
for the past 15 years!
http://www.hotmail.com. Hmm.
Thanks,
Duncan
On 04/26/2014 13:02, Brian Weeden wrote:
Duncan, are you 100% certain you are going to https://outlook.com? Because
I use hotmail. Nothing has changed for me, Duncan.
On Apr 26, 2014, at 1:26 PM, DSinc dsinc...@epbfi.com wrote:
Brian,
Great question. I will dig around and correct any bad links. I have been
using the same 'Hotmail' link
for the past 15 years!
http://www.hotmail.com. Hmm.
Thanks,
I have two hotmail accounts. I rarely ever go to the hotmail (or
microsoft or live or outlook or whatever it is this week), but have
tbird pick up my mail. With this thread, I went to www.hotmail.com for
both accounts, both of them required a 'verification'. Microsoft
insisted that they
Steve,
What you share is what I am seeing also. I sort of consider the email
addy I use here with the Collective to be my
true/real email addy. As a general rulle I never use this addy with
commercial/industrial links. That is what Hotmail is/was
for.
Back in March I started to try and take
Actually, there is more to the story now. I tried to verify the account
that had the sbcglobal address as verification. Naively, I figured I
could go into settings, change the back email address then verify.
Wrong. Everywhere I went, I couldn't change any of my settings without
going
Steve,
I apologize for somehow walking you into the same quicksand I found.
Yes, I am ready to just walk away from M$/Hotmail.
I will come back with questions about GMail. Yes, I do have
some
My Older Brother has a GMail account. I plan to speak with him
also.Perhaps it is
Not your fault, Duncan, you don't work for Microsoft ;-). I've got this
figured out now. The one big problem with Microsoft is that nothing
they do is explained very well. Usually it's technically correct, but
practically useless. Go ahead and set the 30 day 'recovery' on your
hotmail
Steve,
You are correct. I do not 'work' nowhere any longer. I am retired. I
thought I borrowed enough smarts to get me to my ultimate 'dirt nap.'
I agree with your share. I am sure the M$ is very good at communicating
in-house with their 'literati,' but they always to not share with the
common
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