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This error happens when the email address in your .net passport has not been confirmed to belong to you. Maybe you ignored the email they send out with a link to verify your email address? This is, unfortunately, not easy to fix (there appears to be no easy way to get that email resent), but there is a way to sort it out:

The basic strategy we will follow is based on the observation that if we change the .NET Passport's primary email address, we get resent the confirmation email. So, if you change the primary email address to something else, then change it back, you will be given the opportunity to verify your email address again.

There's a caveat, however. Doing this may mess up MSN contacts in your contact list (though I didn't have any trouble), so make a backup copy of your contactlist.xml file first.

Then go to www.passport.net and log in with the passport you use for MSN Messenger.

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http://www.able2know.com/forums/about72155.html

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Originally posted by nimd4

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This is, unfortunately, not easy to fix (there appears to be no easy way to get that email resent)

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by nimd4

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This is, unfortunately, not easy to fix (there appears to be no easy way to get that email resent)

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Simply log in to the .NET passport (now called Windows Live ID) and request to resent the email... that's all you need to do.

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Originally posted by Volum

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by nimd4

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This is, unfortunately, not easy to fix (there appears to be no easy way to get that email resent)

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Simply log in to the .NET passport (now called Windows Live ID) and request to resent the email... that's all you need to do.

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Where can i do the request? Can't find it
//i found it, but have another problem. devil.com doesn't exist anymore how to i verify it ?

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