Problems entering Hotmail - See how to solve step by step

I have received many variations on this issue in recent weeks. In particular, it seems that when you are traveling to different countries, Microsoft is now often requiring that even when you know your password, you should also be able to provide a code that is sent to your phone or an alternate email address associated with the account.

I can not emphasize this enough: it is critical that you keep your recovery information up to date. This is by no means the fastest way to lose access to your account forever should something go wrong. It is also a way to end up unable to access your account until you return home after a trip.

While many find that the approach is a bit of ham handed over to Microsoft, for their part, the reality is that they are struggling with an incredibly difficult problem: account of theft.
Let's look at the steps that I believe you will need, and explain why this is happening. The first step is to log in Hotmail . 


I know my password but ...

Almost everyone who comes to me with a similar problem is convinced that they know your password, and that they are writing everything correctly, yet they can not log on. Through a hack account, just be wrong about being right or being confronted with an additional security step from Microsoft, they are blocked from the registry.

On top of that, they do not (perhaps temporarily, during the trip) have access to any of the accounts or phone numbers that they created as substitutes in their Microsoft / Hotmail / Outlook.com account. Thus, when the login account of the process attempts to send a verification code to one of these accounts or numbers, it can not be obtained.

The only approach I know is to start the account of the recovery process.

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