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Skype for business login twice password#
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Instead, they just lock your account and ask you to unlock it. This is ridiculous: in effect, you can't have a Live account without giving your cell phone number, but MS won't tell you that upfront. To be perfectly honest, I think MS is just harvesting phone numbers - since that's what's required to unlock these accounts. I also created a Live account with a gmail address, and it got blocked too. The new account got blocked too - nobody else knew about it. If you paste the password, instead of typing it, MS requires you to add a phone number before allowing you to create the account.

When creating a new account, the password isn't entered twice for verification, only once.

If it doesn't exist, it won't take a password, and tells you about it.

When logging in, the username is checked separately, before entering a password.

It's worth noting that MS makes the following mistakes or odd choices while handling Skype accounts: Testing a new account now, that nobody knows about. The accounts are only used on PCs and a couple of cell phones - installed by me, with the password I assigned. I can't find anything helpful anywhere else. I'm not violating the terms and conditions. Reported by PZajda on 14:04 Hi, With the last version of Skype, when I send a new message, NVDA read it twice: one time within telling the. Passwords are long and randomly generated, so nothing has been hacked as far as I can tell.

I'm using MS's recommended practice of using regular, free Skype (we only have 10 accounts), but it has been a disaster.

Does anyone else know what causes this? About 10 times now, different accounts have been locked and needed to be unlocked using a phone number and an activation code.

Skype for business login twice password#

Skype for business login twice free#