Hotmail is a free email service provider operated by
Microsoft.
Though Hotmail has existed since the early 1990s, changes
made to the service may be preventing Hotmail from loading correctly on your
computer.
Clear your Web browser's cookies and then restart your browser.
Enter your Web browser's "Options" utility and
delete all cookies, then restart your browser, then try to load Hotmail again.
Cookies are files that store information on your computer.
Your Web browser constantly refers to the information as it
loads websites.
If an error has been stored in a cookie, it is possible that
this could prevent you from being able to log into Hotmail.
Go directly to the Windows Live website.
Though Hotmail addresses and the service itself still
exists, Hotmail has existed under the "Windows Live" banner of
products since 2007 with the release of Windows Vista.
If you're attempting to load Hotmail through Hotmail.com,
your browser may be having a hard time redirecting you to the new site.
Go to the Windows Live website (see Link Below) directly and
try to log in there.
http://login.live.com/
Type your user name correctly.
To log into your Hotmail account you are going to need to
type your full user name followed by "@hotmail.com" into the
"Windows Live ID" box on the site.
If you leave out the "@hotmail.com" part of your
email address, Windows Live will be unable to log you into your Windows Live
inbox.
Type your password correctly.
Hotmail account passwords are case sensitive, which means
that capital letters are considered different from lowercase letters.
Make sure all letters that should be capitalized
in your password are (and those that shouldn't be capitalized aren't), and then
click "Sign In" to try to access your Hotmail account again.
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