When I sign into my account it has the worng user ID email address. My user name has a “1” after my user name and I cannot edit or correct it. How can I correct my user name email address with the correct ID?
I’m afraid I do not understand your question and the exact problem you are having. Can you please share more details?
Joe Robertson
10 years ago
I receive messages that I should trust this PC but when I follow the instructions to do so I get the message “log into https://account.live.com/trustdevice on Internet Explorer from the Windows 8 device you would like to trust.” but this is that device and if I follow that instruction I get exactly the same instruction each and every time. I don’t know if my PC is trusted or net but I keep the solve issue message.
This does not answer my question about Windows 8.1, and how to “Trust this P.C.” Trying to set up this computer for my mother-in-law has been a nightmare! And then you make me watch a stupid commercial to ask a question!
When I sign into my account it has the worng user ID email address. My user name has a “1” after my user name and I cannot edit or correct it. How can I correct my user name email address with the correct ID?
I’m afraid I do not understand your question and the exact problem you are having. Can you please share more details?
I receive messages that I should trust this PC but when I follow the instructions to do so I get the message “log into https://account.live.com/trustdevice on Internet Explorer from the Windows 8 device you would like to trust.” but this is that device and if I follow that instruction I get exactly the same instruction each and every time. I don’t know if my PC is trusted or net but I keep the solve issue message.
same here !
This does not answer my question about Windows 8.1, and how to “Trust this P.C.” Trying to set up this computer for my mother-in-law has been a nightmare! And then you make me watch a stupid commercial to ask a question!
We don’t yet have a Windows 8.1 version of this tutorial. As you can easily see, this guide was made in Windows 8, for Windows 8.
We will try to publish such a tutorial in the next couple of days.
I look forward to it. It would be good if there were a way to check whether or not your pc has been trusted.