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System Manufacturer/Model Number: Alienware R12 To tell whether (username email address) is an an additional MS account, if I were to change the primary to the username email address, logged out, and tried to sign in with it, then if I was not allowed to sign in, would this indicate it's an alias, which MS does not allow you to to sign-in with ?Ĭould I potentially 'lock' myself out doing this? Possibly because MS allows only to choose one primary account to sign in at any time? So it allows me to sign in with And if I changed to username as the primary account, I should be able to sign in then? Today, with the new, when I attempt to sign in to using username it isn’t recognized. Isn't what was once Hotmail (regardless of any of its previous names) now ? This is simple and yet complex because of the evolution Hotmail email service went through. I've not known an alias was used, both my Hotmail and are actual addresses/accounts. I like to be able to tell because if they're two accounts, I'd consider deleting the one hotmail account that was breached No data breaches have occurred with the other hotmail email address.Ĭould it be possible these are two hotmail accounts? This is one with the user name I created when I originally set up a hotmail account in 2004. Two data breaches occurred with the original hotmail email address. I remember the process was somewhat lengthy but I don't remember for certain if they ever used the term "alias" back in that day. I remember Microsoft provided the instructions and even the user name that I had to use. I created it not because I wanted to create an Outlook account, but the news spin back in that day coming from non-MS sources were saying you need to prepare ahead for the fate of Hotmail.Īpprox around this 3 year period, MS emailed me (yes it was really Microsoft ) asking me if I wanted to set up another email address associated with a Hotmail account. Then around 2007 (don't remember the exact year) I created an account.