Www.msnhotmail.com why was my access to msn hotmal removed

Check to see you have no missing or damaged files. From a command prompt with Admin rights run " SFC / scannow"

See https://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/system_file_checker.mspx?mfr=true for full details of this utility.

Point your web browser at http://www.hotmail.com

If another account comes up, sign out of it by clicking the avatar in the upper-right then clicking "Sign out."

If you then still can't sign in to your account, click the "Can't access your account?" link on the sign-in page.

Point your web browser at http://www.hotmail.com

If another account comes up, sign out of it by clicking the avatar in the upper-right then clicking "Sign out."

If you then still can't sign in to your account, click the "Can't access your account?" link on the sign-in page.

Point your web browser at http://www.hotmail.com

If another account comes up, sign out of it by clicking the avatar in the upper-right then clicking "Sign out."

If you then still can't sign in to your account, click the "Can't access your account?" link on the sign-in page.

Here is how you might solve the issue. This is the very last resort that worked for many others.

Open a brand new MSN/Hotmail account. On the main page, top right corner you will see a link "Ask a question", click on it and it will take you to a forum. Explain the situation in detail. A Hotmail moderator should give you the solution within 24 to 48 hours.

Good luck

MSN Messenger (now called "Windows Live Messenger") uses an email address as a use ID and a password. You may be able to retrieve those from any computer you used to access MSN Messenger.

MessenPass by Nirsoft
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/mspass.html
Download and install. The program will reveal the user name and password stored by common instant messaging programs on the computer, including MSN Messenger.

MSNLivePasswordDecryptor by SecurityXploded
http://www.securityxploded.com/msn-password-decryptor.php
Download and install. The program will display the user name (email address) and password for any MSN/Windows Live account on the computer, and stored by any type of program (MSN Messenger, web browser)..

If you think you know your user ID for MSN/Windows Live, you can ask Microsoft to reset the password for the account:
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-sign-in-cant-faq

msn messenger? All you have to do is go to www.msn.com and download their messenger. Create an account and sign in with there program.

I take it that you don't wish to use MSN for internet access. You can delete it from your network connections window.
Then you will have to set up a connection that will use either dial-up or some form of high-speed connection. That will become your default connection.

Yes you can acces your hotmail account.
Open your browser and put in the address.

Http://www.msn.com go to hotmail now use msn live.
Now you have acces to hotmail/ msn messenger.

Its special developped for mobiles who is no able to
install messeger or hotmail on their phone.

I hope this will help.

MSN Message error 80048820, unable to signin

Problems:
- While you try to Sign in MSN Messenger you getting an error message with the no. 80048820
- Unable to Sing in

Probably reasons-
- Your system time/date incorrect
- Internet Proxy setting incorrect
- softpub.dll disable/missing
- Firewall does not allow to access, etc.

Solution-

Step#1
- Remove Internet Explorer proxy server settings and check the 'Automatically detect settings'.
- Launch Internet Explorer, click "Tools" and then click Internet Options. From the Internet Options dialog box, go to the Connections tab. Click LAN Setting. Uncheck the Use a proxy server for your LAN checkbox. Finally tick/check: 'Automatically detect settings'.

Step#2
- Correct the computer system's Time/Day as current (if required).

Step#3
- Click Start (Button), and then click Run, type regsvr32 softpub.dll click ok.

Step#4
- Turn off the firewall. Check firewall settings such as Norton: "Block access to secure sites". If this cures the problem, make sure that Microsoft's MSN Messenger is allowed full access through your firewall.

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