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I just tried to access Outlook and I've been greeted with this message:
Something went wrong and we can't sign you in right now. Please try again later.
The Microsoft account login server has detected too many repeated authentication attempts. Please wait a moment and try again.
I've reset my password, been sent five or six e-mail login codes which have gotten me nowhere - and it wouldn't even send me one to my phone - and I am at the end of my patience. Can someone please advise me what I need to do to fix this? I've been locked out on my iPad and my phone, and trying to refresh on my laptop just gets me that message.
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I have 2 hotmail accounts my main one it wont let me sign in and I have changed password so many times it is ridiculous !!!
but my other account I can sign into no problem
really need to get into my other account has anybody found a way to fix this issue thanks
Can you please share the way to contact them directly? it is hopeless finding these informations online.
My email accounts are at Comcast.net and the passwords have not changed..
BS - sorry. If that outage was on March 1, then why are the problems persisting. If you use traditional Outlook, it works. It's the new and improved that fights the use of any passwords.
Same here. Maybe we should get vaxxed for birdflu. Or, try smoke signals, like the plains native peoples.
Brad