Hello,
Good Day,
I want to enable the password reset option for my custom domains in domain.live.com
My email address is *** Email address is removed for privacy ***
Thank you for your time
Regards
Nawfil
I've been trying to recover my hotmail address for close to a week now. Trying to go through the password reset option that sends a code to a phone number results in me never receiving a text, despite knowing for a fact that my correct phone number is
on file. Using the alternate option and providing a ton of information to verify that the address is mine results in me receiving an email with a password reset link that has "already expired or been used before." So I have finally created a new outlook identity
just to be able to communicate with any sort of support in order to recover my ancient hotmail address - what needs to be done to receive a password reset email that HASN'T expired before I can even use it?!
I need the password reset option enabled for my hosted mx domain on the Windows Live Admin center. My domain is soundcenter.net
I need the password reset option enabled for my hosted mx domain on the Windows Live Admin center. My domain is alloutgamingservers.com
"I need the password reset option enabled for my hosted mx domain on the Windows Live Admin center. My domain is www.greencenturyinvestment.com .
Thanks,
GCI
I need the password reset option enabled for my hosted mx domain on the Windows Live Admin center. My domain is Siressolutions.com.
I have 9 email addresses/accounts.
Thank you!
Jennifer
"I need the password reset option enabled for my hosted mx domain on the Windows Live Admin center. My domain is One2Nine.Org".
Thank you in advance for your assistance, it is much appreciated.
Sorry this is long. I'm admittedly frustrated with myself for not remembering my passwords and with the systems for not having an appropriate way to help me recover them.
First off, I switched phones and didn't remember my live password. I don't send much email from there, so the available password reset interface is not an appropriate way to establish my identity. I filled out about half the boxes with info only I would probably ever have, but it was not sufficient. I do have some pretty clear cut other ways to prove who I am with respect to that account, but no one seems empowered to make the decision on that or even responsive to the possibility.
I did have that account linked to another old hotmail email, but initially didn't try to go that route because I figured there wasn't much chance I could get into THAT account after so long either. BUT after failing other options, I tried a password recovery on the old one.
The hotmail account is linked to my phone, so I've been expecting a password reset code for about an hour. The fact that it recognized my username, listed the correct attached phone number, and let me complete the request process tells me the account hasn't been deleted. But when I tried to email that old address, I received an "undeliverable" error.
So does the old hotmail account exist or not? It clearly hasn't been deleted and is not available for anyone else to use. Should I expect to receive the recovery code?
And on a side note if anyone happens to know, is there any way to submit proofs of identity to connect me to my account? I have all kinds of evidence, and as has been mentioned before, the current password reset interface is absolutely not appropriate for people who don't actively send mail from their accounts. I would like to submit attachments to my customer support requests but don't see how to do that.
Again sorry so long. Thanks for any help.
I was been informed to follow the below procedure, but there wasn't any option to proceed to # 3.
"Email me a reset link"
1. Access your account at https://account.live.com/password/reset
2. Enter your Microsoft account and the characters you see in the picture.
3. Click on "Email me a reset link"
4. A password reset link will be sent to your registered alternate emails.
5. Access the links immediately and reset the password.
Please advise. Thank you.
Hi I have recently been unable to access my skype account and trying to get support from the official skype website is just impossible. I have tried using the password reset token and I keep getting the same reply that states that my password/username
is not recognised. This is the second time that this has happened in recent months, on the first occasion I became so frustrated with trying to get help via skype that I gave up and created a new account.
I would like to know if it is possible for your skype account to be hacked and if so what can we do to prevent that from happening? (I know that I am entering the correct username and password).
I would also like to know if there is anyway of retrieving my old accounts? The official help for skype website is permenantly down (oops looks like our site is currently having probs etc) and has been like that for months.
I have phoned the microsoft helpline who were less than helpful so anyone that can give me advice I would be very grateful,
cheers,
Kev
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