My PC runs Windows XP Professional - Windows live messenger 2009 is applied - When I sign in on windows live messenger my credentials are not kept & saved when I sign out and re-start the computer - It seems that Internet explorer 8 updates interfere with windows live messenger - No problems were encountered with Internet Explorer 7 - The question is how to keep these credentials without installing a new copy of Windows - Thank you and best regards.

A. Elias

When I try to retrive my email I am getting the following message.  Rejected my login.  Please verity user name and password a correct.  How do I fix this problem?
Running WLM 2011 on Windows 7.
I have the Sign me in automatically box checked and this has worked in the past, but for some reason WLM no longer signs in automatically.
How do I get WLM to sign in automatically?
after it accepts pass word that pops up to retry close or help??????????/
When I enter events on my hotmail calendar and put the reminders in, none of them pop up like they used to. They should show up after I sign on to my hotmail page, but they don't. I'm pretty sure I'm doing it correctly; I'm putting the info in no differently. When it says add reminder, it's self explanatory. I just do as it says.

Dear Sir.

I can’t sign in al hotmail. Help me please.

My email is (removed)

Thank you

Best Regard.

Supot

05. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail · Tags: , , , ,
everytime i sign on my p.c. i get this person .. n i cant block cuz that person is not even my friend!!! its quite annoying 
Have had this problem latley where I sign in and try and open my email but all I get is a sign saying it is loading and then nothing happens. The only way to get these to open is to constantly close it down and re open for each email. It can be a simple text email or one from an advertiser with graphics, it doesn't matter.
My messnger only notifies me of the 1st email I recieve then the others come in without any further sound notification. I then have to exit and sign in to get another notification