Mar 14, 2012

Block IP by Windows Live Hotmail

The solution has two steps:

Step 1 – Do the necessary changes to stop the Spam process
Step 2 – Contact Hotmail Support to remove the band
Process –
Step 1 – Do the necessary changes to stop the Spam process

-          Sing in into your email address
-          Go to Options (Located in the top right of the email address), after words click in More Options
-          In the section Manage your Account select Account details (Password, aliases, time zone)
-          Re-enter your password
-          In the section Account Security, click in both options one at it time to:
o   Change your password (use numbers, symbols, letters)
o   Security Info (to add security questions)
Note –
Make sure to copy down either on your PC or another email address the new password and security questions information in case you need to use them later (if you forget).
-          Mark all suspicious emails as Spam especially those that aren´t part of your contact list
Step 2 – Contact Hotmail Support to remove the band
-          After you have done all of the above and verify that your email address is no longer sending Spam to other emails in your contact list, you can continue and apply to Hotmail Microsoft to remove the block.
-          To being the process, follow the link:
-          Fill out the form, make sure to give as much detail as possible, this will help Microsoft to determine that your account isn´t malicious
-          When you are all done and have sent the form, it will take 2 or 3 business days for Microsoft to reply with a decision.
-          If the decision is in favor, you will receive an email from Windows Live Hotmail Sender Support Team indicating that the process of fixing has begun; this process takes approximately 24-48 hours.
-          To avoid getting blacklisted you might want to sing up into Junk Mail Reporting Program

Web Games Issues

Step 1 – Resetting Internet Explorer
-          First close all Internet Explorer windows
-          Re-Open Internet Explorer
-          Click the Wrench symbol located at the top right side of the Window (This are Internet Explorer Tools)
-          In the new menu, select Internet Options
-          In the new Windows, there is a series of tabs allow the top; please select Advance tab
-          In this sections there is a list of (select/unselect) options, after that there are two buttons
o   Reset Advance Settings
o   Reset…
-          Press the button Reset…; a new window will appear requesting information of what do you wish to reset. Select all the options available and press OK
Note – By selecting this option Reset all the changes made to Internet Explorer will be reset to default settings. All History, Favorites and other options that you select will be erase.
Also an easy way to reset Internet Explorer would be to use Microsoft Fix It, if you wish to download it and run it. Press the link that appears below
Step 2 – Remove Flash/Adobe Shockwave/Java Script
-          Click Start button
-          Select Control Panel
o   Programs
o   Uninstall
-          In the list of application install in Windows, located:
o   Java
o   Adobe Flash
o   Microsoft Silverlight
-          Select each an one of those application and uninstall them, when the process is done restart the PC

Create a folder in Favorites & Check

Create a folder in Favorites & Check–
-          Open IE
-          Go to the Star icon located at the top right side of the window
-          In this new in-window menu the very first option should display Add to Favorites, click in this to see the drop down menu options                                   
o   Add to Favorites
o   Add to Favorites Bar
o   Import & Export

 


Select Organize Favorites
                 
-          In this new Windows, you can organize, create, move, change and eliminate folders
-          Press the New Folder button to create a folder.


Note – To verify if the folder has been created, check the Favorites folder
-          Click in the Star button
-          Select your user-name account folder (Located at the top right side, in the Start Menu)

-          In the new window, you will see a folder name Favorites , double click on it
-          Verify that your folder has been created