Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
Hey,
It's been another couple of months. Any update here?
Thanks
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Original title: Outlook LIVE (outlook.com) "Something went wrong and we can't sign you in right now. Please try again later".
I have a custom domain running Outlook LIVE through outlook.com. I've had an old passport account which has been with me for a long time but didn't used to have email associated with it. I recently updated it to have email enabled, but I'm not able to login to outlook live with that account.
How can I get around the "Something went wrong and we can't sign you in right now. Please try again later" error, or determine what the problem is? I waited about a month but I'm still having the same problem. I would really like to get email onto this account since it's the account I have all of my other things (xbox, phone, win8) pointed to.
Thanks
Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
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Hey,
It's been another couple of months. Any update here?
Thanks
Hi Everyone,
The issue is still in the process of investigation.
Your cooperation and patience is appreciated.
Thank you
Unfortunately, changing the password hasn't helped with my account.
I was told it was being escalated to Tier 2 support, but again nothing has happened.
Is someone actually looking into this?
Thanks
I think I have found the solution after going through the same problem again and again. Actually, Outlook.com has a feature that requires you to change password after every 72 days. (You tick this option when you set your password). So, if you don't reset your password, the website says "Something went wrong and we cannot log you in right now. Try again later"
Follow these steps and you're done:
hope this helps...
Btw, except for 'common-sense' shown by service team, Outlook.com is awesome!
Hi,
Please refer to the private message.
Thank you