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Originally posted by CookieRevised
You didn't get what I was saying I think, and/or you don't seem to realize that many solutions are not 'fix-them-all' solutions but aimed at a specific and particular problem.
I'm sure you've followed some steps which will help with signin problems. But the matter of fact is that there are like hundred different sign-in problems, where many will require different solutions.
What you probably have followed is a solution for a most common sign-in problem, but obviously not your specific sign-in problem... or it would have been fixed. Hence why you need to make a post on their Windows Live Solution Center so they can give you a proper solution for your problem or at least investigate what the real problem is. And while doing so, stating all the proper details in your post. Again something people often don't do*, and thus they get the wrong solution because the support people can only give you a solution based upon what you tell them.
Again, official solutions are always tested for the problems they are meant to fix. Nothing less, but certainly also nothing more. They will not be posted and made public if they weren't tested. Even legally they can not effort publicizing anything without double checking. Microsoft is extremely carefull with that.
* Just as you haven't said anything here about what steps you exactly followed, other than "I followed some steps and it doesn't work"
I followed the steps given to fix the error code given to me.
IMO, that should be enough for any (especial the casual) user.
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