how can i switch to hotmail old version?

Anonymous
2012-04-11T05:36:15+00:00

how can i switch to hotmail old version?

my internet connection is too slow for new version.

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Anonymous
2012-09-01T20:10:27+00:00

Hi mindaugas laucius,

 

I'm sorry to inform you we don't have the ability to revert back to the classic version of Hotmail. All hotmail accounts have already been updated to use the new and Improved Hotmail Webmail.

 

Thanks!

sorry to say since I went to OUTLOOK I have problems constantly signing in to get my e-mail. I may be forced to switch to another site!!

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  1. Anonymous
    2016-06-04T16:47:49+00:00

    New version is very pathetic. It takes lot of time to load it.. Other email service is far far better. Why Microsoft is forcing us to use new interface...

    Please identify a couple next-best free, Web-based email offerings, thank you.

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  2. Anonymous
    2016-06-04T15:59:38+00:00

    New version is very pathetic. It takes lot of time to load it.. Other email service is far far better. Why Microsoft is forcing us to use new interface...

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  3. Anonymous
    2016-04-23T15:32:48+00:00

    Hi

    i am using my email since 9 years but there is no email in my inbox i am so worried about my mails please tell me whats wrong at your end

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  4. Anonymous
    2016-01-17T16:13:34+00:00

    MarcoPB,

    Thanks for the Avatar comment!

    For starters, I sure screwed up on the phrasing of my first question, and then asking for a "yes" or "no" reply.  <shaking head at self>

    For starters, I'm trying to help, which is why I asked such specific questions, and I tried not to use pronouns such as it and he.she/  I noun leaves no chance of misunderstanding,

    And, I always include the question I'm trying to answer so no one has to scroll back to see the question.

    For clarification, might we all agree to the "new and improved" outlook.com site as the "(Preview)" site, since that is Microsoft's only notation regarding the fact the outlook.com site's been screwed-up?

    If we keep a civil and construction tone--comments about Microsoft aside--I think we can all gain a bit of insight or understanding.

    By for now,

    Doug in Skagit County

    P. S. Although I've been following this thread for a year or so (Ever since the (Preview) site appeared on the screen of a computer of a lady at a local Senior Center where I help folks understand how to use computer, I will refrain from stepping into the middle of an ongoing conversation.  And, I'm sorry for doing so in this instance.  

    Please accept my apology, thank you.

    P. P. S. I wonder if, since this conversation started on September 1, 2012, and has was never related to the "(Preview)" version of Outlook,com, might anyone want a new thread entitled "(Preview) Edition of Outlook.com"?

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