I have forgotten my msn password and despite trying all the obvious answers i can't find the right answer to my secret question. I have another msn email account under the same name so i can verify that however this account has all my important email information. I can't change my password for the blocked account now.

hello dear friend


my usrername and password are correct but i cant log into yahoo email due to forgotten secret questio

ask me privcy answer or recieve code and forget them plz help me tnx

well try change the first letter of the answer to the secret question to upper or lower case. or try everything in upper case...

one more thing you can try, type your password in word or notepad, then copy it, then paste it in the password box... (in some case, it works)

Hi, Normally if your account gets blocked, you are still able to do the log in process, only that you will be asked to Type in and Match some Security characters before you can then sign in. And if it is that you have forgotten your password, you can use the 'Forgot Password' feature, which should work.
You can use this link for further help: http://help.live.com/help.aspx?mkt=en-GB&project=liveidv1&productkey=wlaccounts
Worst case Scenario is if you have done all this process and used your Secret questions and answers and it still refused you access, then it is either you do not own the account really (double-check your username), or someone has Hijacked your account and changed all the security settings.

Check out this MSN Messenger Password Recovery, a program can quickly and easily help you out by recovering your forgotten MSN password within seconds. Regards.

If you are sure somebody highjacked your MSN account, the first option is to contact MSN support team As Soon As Possible.

If you can't wait, take a try of this password recovery software. It will help you recover forgotten login password for Chat Messengers like MSN Messenger, Windows LIVE Messenger, Google Talk etc. Good luck!

reset your msn messenger password or windows live password with the steps mentioned below.

1. On any Windows Live ID site or service sign-in page like https://accountservices.msn.com/ , click Forgot your password?
2. Verify your Windows Live ID, type the characters you see in the Picture box, and then click Continue.
3. Click Use my location information and secret answer to verify my identity.
4. In the Country/Region list, select your country or region, select your state, and then type your ZIP code or postal code if you’re prompted to do so.If you've moved since signing up for your Windows Live ID, use the location information you last provided. If you've provided both a home and work location, enter your home location.
   
5. In the Question area in the Secret Answer box, type your answer to the question.
6. Click Continue.
7. Enter and confirm a new password, and then click Continue.
8. If prompted, enter an alternate e-mail address and click Continue, or click Skip to bypass this step.
9. On the You've changed your password page, click Sign in to Windows Live.

you will have to call MSN

Click the "Forget your ID or password" link at the lower right of your screen, it will help you retrieve your password for sure. And you can have your email address back...as long as you have the information needed to verify your account, one of it is the the answer to your secret question...good luck!

Well if its just a new email, then just create a new one.

Passwords seem to be a hot topic among MSN Hotmail users. Apparently people lose them frequently, because I get a lot of questions relating to password loss and theft.
If you've simply forgotten your password, MSN Hotmail does provide at least one level of back-door that you can use to recover it - your alternate email address or secret question. If you don't have those, you're probably out of luck.
Here's the approach to take when you've lost your password....
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If your sign in to Hotmail fails, notice that there's a link immediately below the password field:
Click on that, and you'll be taken the "match the picture" question:
This dialog exists solely to prove that you are human ... current technology makes it extremely difficult for computer to examine that picture and understand the letters that are displayed within it. It's not always that easy for humans either! But the point is to prevent computer programs from being written which can try to guess passwords in some high-speed automated fashion ... you have to prove you're human first.
Assuming you are human, you're then given two options:
If you've configured Hotmail with an alternate email address, as I strongly recommend you do, you can have Hotmail email you at the alternate address a special message with a link that will then allow you to select a new Hotmail password.
Since most people having problems are using Hotmail as their only email address (another practice I strongly discourage), we'll go the other route and click on "Provide account information and answer your secret question." (If you don't know the answer to your secret question, see the related articles below.)
You'll then see this screen:
Enter the requested information exactly as you answered it when you set up the account. Assuming you get it correct, you'll then be taken to the Create a Password screen:
Once your password has been changed, if you do not have an alternate email address, Hotmail will prompt you to optionally create one:
And you're done!