What I do when I don't know about my hotmail.com ID and Password?
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If you added a secondary e-mail address while you were making the hotmail account then mail it to the secondary e-mail address.
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Are you sure about your username and password? Sometimes it's easy to forget, esp. if you normally check 'save password'...
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There are several steps to take if you believe you have forgotten your password:\n\n1.       Ensure you typed the correct password. Remember, passwords are case sensitive.  See Password Guidelines for more information.\n\n2.       Make sure Caps Lock is not enabled on your keyboard.\n\n3.       Was the Member ID entered correctly? Make sure you have entered your Member ID and domain which is the same as your full  email address. \n\n4.       Ensure cookies are enabled. For more information, see How do I turn cookies on in my browser?\n\n5.       After two unsuccessful attempts, open a new browser window such as Internet Explorer and try again.
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I don't know if you've encountered any error message when you tried logging in to your Hotmail or Gmail but you could try these:\n\nFor Hotmail:\nClear your cookies. Here's how:\n1. Close all browsers and applications.\n2. Open a new Internet Explorer browser.\n3. Click on Tools and then Internet Options.\n4. Click on "Delete Cookies"; "Delete Files" (check delete all offline content box); "Clear History".\n5. Click on Ok.\n\nThen try to sign in back to www.hotmail.com and hey, make sure you're using the right password.\n\nFor Gmail:\nDisable your firewall first before signing in. I've had this problem before, I'm using Norton Firewall and it didn't allow me to access my gmail account. After disabling my firewall, I was able to login.\n\nHope this helps.
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if you are using hotmail account you can go to options, Personal Options, and then go to Password.\nbut if you are using yahoo go to my account and change your password.
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Yahoo! Help\n\nYou can get a new password, a Yahoo! ID reminder, or both. Visit the Sign-in Problems page (http://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_forgot_pw?new=1&.done=&.src=&partner=&.intl=us) and supply some basic verification information, such as your birthday and the ZIP or postal code you provided when you registered. \nMake sure to provide the same information you gave during registration or when you last updated your account. Without the correct verification information, you will not be able to obtain a new password. \n\nYou can obtain any other information with Customer Care.
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report the issue to Microsoft explaining all details inc your own details - use this form and refer to Hotmail acc
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create an alternate e-mail, notify all contacts on your address book to use your alternate e-meail as well, well figure this one out later...\nthere's only three required information for you to fill up in retrieving a forgotten password, your b-day, zip code and territory or country... think you know all that...
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It only applicable on those secured website.\n\nFor as simple as Hotmail, change your password immediately to let the problems go away.\n\nIf you want to trap somebody, trap him/her with a secured website. That would like exactly when the last time the account was logged in.
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type ur id in id field (without@yahoo.com)\ncheck ur Id and password spelling\ncheck capslock\ncheck language for ur password\ntry again , make new Id\nu may have forgotten the password
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contact hotmail staff to find out - this is a yahoo forum
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Ask him for his passport e-mail address and password, go to hotmail.co.uk, log in with that information, poof! you're checking his e-mail.
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currently hotmail is not providing this feature. instead u can give a search in their memeber directory.
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there should be an option to click on Forgot Your Password? click on it and it will ask your secret question, or an alternate email address. it may even ask your personal info that only you would know. then it should either give u a new one or send it to your alternate email account.
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Hotmail is very safe.\nThats why Microsoft use it for Passport authentication.\n\nGmail & Yahoo are also safe.\n\nThe trick to know whether its safe is \n\nAt the login page after you type password and click\nsubmit, look at the URL.\nIf url reads https://sitename.com ,(not just http://) then its secure!!!!.\nThat is your password & username is send as encrypted data accross net. So its suppose to be safer!!!! You can hope its safe
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You have to remember the Pincode when you signed up into that mail service and ofcourse your date of birth. Some websites ask you a personal question the answer for which you alone know(bcos u alone entered it first time around).\n\nFirst you should click the "Forgot Password" link near the Signin button of any Web-Mail website. Follow the instructions there on. But remember all those information was entered by you when you created that id. You should think as you would have thought THEN.\n\nAll the Best.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Hotmail is @hotmail.com\nMSN is @msn.com