MSN Dot Com Loading on start up

Anonymous
2020-12-13T14:05:38+00:00

I am plagued with MSN Dot Com loading up every time i switch on my computer and reading up on it all i see is a lot of talk about:

Do you have Mozilla or firefox.

I do not know what they are?

All i know is that i have windows 10, and Google Chrome and that i have Edge but do not use edge i use Google Chrome.

I cannot find anyway of switching this page off every time i put my computer on.

It loads with MSN dot Com and asks "Do i want to accept cookies" Which i don't.

How do i stop this from loading every time i switch on my computer?

This is what loads up 

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/?ocid=wispr&pc=u477

Windows for home | Other | Apps

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Anonymous
2021-02-01T00:33:08+00:00

Hi Don.

The message has disappeared again altogether.

I think i misunderstood it.

It was not "

"To protect your online ID"It was "You must sign in again"

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Sorry for disappearing. If the message comes back, let me know.

Don

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Anonymous
2021-01-25T19:00:20+00:00

I will uninstall AVG.

Changing my password did not work with Windows Live Mail.

I fixed the Microsoft account, by typing in my pin number after it said it needs fixing last night.

After doing so it said "all accounts are working correctly"

I go to bed, wake up, put my computer on log into windows live mail and as usual it says "To protect your online ID" Message.

It all began after i updated my Microsoft account to include a mobile number.

I waited 30 days for it to be updated and this is where it all began.

The phone i have is not android, it is windows 10, i am confused as to what is going on here?

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  1. This isn't related to the phone.

2. > I go to bed, wake up, put my computer on log into windows live mail and as usual it says "To protect your online ID" Message.

Was AVG uninstalled yesterday? 

Don

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  1. Anonymous
    2021-01-18T23:33:18+00:00

    Hi Don.

    It is back again, as soon as i put my emails on "

     "To help protect your online ID You must sign in again"

    Do you know what else could be causing this?

    Mike

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  2. Anonymous
    2021-01-18T14:20:26+00:00

    Hi Don.

    I put my computer on today and the message has gone.

    I maybe a bit premature, i have known it to last a couple of days before it returns.

    I will see what happens in the next few days!

    It is good that people like you try to help others

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  3. Anonymous
    2021-01-18T01:30:30+00:00

    In settings i found that "uncheck Launch the CCleaner app window each time the computer starts" was already unchecked.

    In settings i found that Smart Cleaning was ticked so i unchecked it.

    I restarted it and checked Task Manager. C Cleaner was listed so i right clicked to end the task.

    I checked having restarted it and both Launch the CCleaner and Smart Cleaning are unchecked.

    They both remained unchecked.

    I will see what happens in the few days ahead.

    I hope it works and would be grateful.

    If i deleted my Microsoft account i do not know if that would be easy to restore 

    I used their feedback form, was a bit upset, my language was not very good, but i had had enough of it.

    I don't understand the feedback form too well, i do not think they are real people, it looks more like a bot type search engine

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    I don't think you need to delete any accounts. Let's see if disabling CCleaner helps with the "To help protect your online ID You must sign in again" problem. 

    Don

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