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i know what you mean.. you mean the command..i tried that too..the only thing it does is bring you directly to this passport accounts manager..i tried that too..doesn’t help 🙂
i know i know i know..but somehow that doesn’t work on my computer..if i highlight the account i want to delete (blabla@hotmail.com) and click [delete], nothing happens. if i highlight the blabla@hotmail.com and click [properties] it says (freely translated out of dutch): You have to be signed in on the web with this account to be able to view and edit the properties of this account. Would you like to sign-in on the account blabla@hotmail.com now? When i click [yes], sign blabla@hotmail.com in on the web, and try again, it keeps repeating the same message over and over again, allthough i’ve signed in and am logged on to blabla@hotmail.com already… 😡
damn i’m unlucky 😡
i would state something if i hadn’t tried it yet…i’ve tried it a hundred times now and simply nothing happens..
yes i have full administrative access because it’s my own computer and nobody else has an account on it 🙂
NO!! that’s exactly our point: THAT DOESN’T WORK.. that method only deletes the saved passwords..but the sign-in names just simply remain there after clicking ‘delete’… 🙁
…so your girlfriend can’t see you have a secret 2nd msn adress, loaded with hot chicks..? 😉
well at least, that is my case..and just like you said. that instruction only removes the passwords..i guess..cauz nothing happens when i click on delete in that menu..
so yes..HOW THE HELL DO WE DELETE THE REMEMBERED SIGN IN ADRESSES??
