Thanks for your feedback. I can't agree to the most recent Terms of Use on my windows 7 phone because I have a "child account". However I am 19 and the problem is that it is linked to a parental account made 6 years ago for xbox live. No one knows the e-mail used on the parent account and I do not have access to a xbox. And once I do so, how can I promote my account to an adult account or completely disassociate my account from my parent account?
Whatever steps I need to follow to agree to the new terms of use. I love Microsoft and Windows and have been a big fan and supporter of their products.
If I can't fix this, I cant agree to the new terms of use. This seems like a very specific and particular question but please help me out. Basically if I cant fix this then I am going to be forced to abandon windows and move to another OS for phone and possibly other systems.. I wouldn't have a use for Microsoft surface if I cant access my windows ID, and I couldn't fully use windows 8 and I wouldn't be able to use a windows 8 phone which i was very excited about getting.
It shouldn't be my responsibility to do that when Microsoft is having issues linking xbox and windows accounts into a smooth running system.
Sorry for the long message I am frustrated that I cant talk to a real person and that in every previous concern of the same nature you gave half a response and no real answer or solution. I just want you guys to understand to me this is very big concern and if not fixed i don't know how i can continue using the chain of Microsoft products linked to my account. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
After you sign in to your account, sign out. Then try to connect using your mobile phone. If you don't accept the policies sent to your mobile phone, you won't be able to access your information on your mobile phone. Choose your account type: Outlook. Use Google for Gmail, Yahoo! Then add the password you use to sign into your email and tap Sign in. Syncing emails and calendar may take a few minutes.
And you're done! Enter this: Account name This is a descriptive name for your account. Select Sign in. Sign in to your account using Outlook on the Web. Video: Access your Microsoft account on your Windows Phone. Need more help? Join the discussion. Was this information helpful?
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