Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
Ron, creating separate Windows user accounts is not a solution. I have 4 family members using the two computers. I have a NAS for my files. If I set up 4 users, I have to then establish all of the Libraries for each user to point to the NAS on each computer. Then I have to set up each desktop and taskbar correctly to show the programs. Then when I go into the Word, Excel..., I would have to point to the NAS for each to set as a favorite location. To do this 4 times for each computer is not the right solution. I actually tried it. What a mess! On some of the users I can't even get the Library set up to point to the NAS because it says it can't do it because the folder isn't indexed... WHAT A HASSLE!
Also, if one user is logged on, switching to another user takes time. Another HASSLE. I would think it would be fast, but it is not.
If one user is logged on, and someone wants to access their Outlook.com and uses IE, that person can't even get to a sign on page! So the solution is to use Chrome!!!
Do Microsoft employees look at these posts? Is anyone going to respond to this and tell all of us how to fix it? This is unbelievable. Who can address this?