How do you sign out of this thing? Read for more details?
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Clean your cache, delete your temporary files. Hit CTRL ALT DEL and on the task list make sure anything with IEXPLORE are all cancelled by ending the process. Go to INTERNET OPTIONS UNDER TOOLS and then clear all your cookies and you can delete your temp files there too.\n\nRestart browser.
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Click on the "sign out" link on top of the page (usually below your welcome message).
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Usually if it tells you that you are signed in in two places you can reply to that message with the number '1'. It will then sign you off at the other location.
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type exit, quit or logout (depends on the software)\nsome telnet clients require you to type ^] (ctrl + ]) and then type quit\nyou can also try ^c (ctrl + c)
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You could go into your account settings and close the account
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You can hit "sign out" , then "sign in" and sign in as a different user.  Check your email once you are signed in as yourself, and then don't forget to sign out again.\n\nIf the issue is that you don't want ot sign out the from the other person's account because of all the settings that risk going haywire (like Launchcast signing out or something), try opening up a different browser, such as FireFox and signing in there.\n\nIf someone is signed into Verizon Yahoo! for DSL via the Verizon Yahoo! for DSL browser, they will be signed into that account in Internet Explorer, Launchcast Music Engine, and some other IE based services, but they won't necessarily be signed into Yahoo!  services that aren't interrelated: for example, when you are signed into Yahoo! via Internet Explorer, you aren't necessarily signed into YIM or FireFox, as they read their cookies independently.  So, if you open up Firefox and sign in there, it won't effect any other services that the other person is signed in on.\n\nI hope that makes sense.
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try refreshing or signing out then back in again
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Easier answer go to the link below and sign in
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Ok, what you'll REALLY have to do is right click on the desktop, select properties.  In there you can go to the screen saver pane.  Click on the "Power" button Located at bottom of pane).  In your power options, go to advanced, and uncheck the box that states "Prompt for password when computer resumes from standby".  Click apply then ok and you're done.\n\nP.S.  Don't follow Anonymous' advice, that will log you out if you follow those directions, and obviously she doesn't read too well.  She's telling you to do the exact opposite of what you want to do.  Take it from someone with a degree in Computer Networking.
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Yeah. MSN itself. Sign out and start another account. Its as simple as that. I have two MSN accounts with different Emails.
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if you want to terminate your account, follow the link\n\nbeware ... you'll terminate  your account
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you will have to simply un-check the "sign me automatically" check box
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you cant get rid of it but you can make another account.
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you may have to cancel out the account and start a new one using a new usermane and password.
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yah!! go on there help site and either call the helpline, or figure out how to delete ur account without accessing it open.
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Mine always signs me out.  Sounds like you are having computer issues.
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Look up above. It should say...\n\n"Welcome, "username"\n[Sign Out, My Account]