So while I was away for a week, I changed my password to log into windows 8, so my girlfriend could use the computer while I was away. But now I can't change it back to my original password. This is one I use across all my windows machines and a very complex
one (11 letters/symbols/numbers/uppercase), which took me a long time to memorize.
If this is a security feature, it should be allowed to turn it off, not be forced upon us with no choice.
I am a really upset customer and these are the mistakes that puts nails in the coffin for me using microsoft products in the future.
Hi
On one of my other Hotmail emails, on log in I get the 'call us overprotective' verification thing and give a drop down box with a different email in it for where to send the code to.
My question is how does outlook know that that other email is me? The email is completely different and on each of the 2 email accounts I have, the name on the account is different (1 with my name in English, one with my name in a different language).
How then did outlook automatically know that I had another account? The one that is prompting me for the code is a very old one (around 10 years old) so I could not have added the newer one so it would be used as a linked account as it is only a few years old.
At no point do I remember having signed up for the 2 accounts to be linked.
Please advise. thanks
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