Can't log into my account... keeps switching between movies and sign-in

It can take a few days yes. As you might imagine, they are inundated with this kind of thing. You'll receive an email when your account is available again... Or if your ID does not match the name on your account, you may not hear from them at all in some instances.

Go to Netflix.com and create an account or log in.

After signing In, You should be able to see your account profile and your billing information.

If you do not know your password you should be able to change or rest reset your password.

Silver Light is required to use netflix on your computer,
Once it downloads and says it's installed you will need to reboot your computer. You can do this by shutting it all the way down, or choosing the reboot option.
Once it powers back on, you should be able to open netflix website and begin watching movies.

These steps may also help.
https://help.netflix.com/search?q=watching+movies+on+my+computer

Sign out of your first account by clicking the avatar in the upper-right then clicking "Sign out." You can then sign in to your second account.

Okay, I think you mean that you signed up for the free 30 day trial of Netflix but can't get them to play on your laptop. And that it keeps asking you to "ch" movies on you laptop. I assume "ch" means something, but not sure what. In any case, to play movies on any device from Netflix you must first register that evice. To do that you sign in to netflix on that device and then enter a confirmation code sent to a SECOND device (a PC, Cell phone, Tablet, etc). So, if you can't play movies on your laptop AND you can log in to your Netflix account, you need to register the laptop with them first.

To do this go to Netflix and log in. Go to your account and look at the list of options. One of them says "activate a device." Follow instructions and all should be well. Just remember, you will need to put in the code...which may be delivered to a different device (though probably not since you are using a PC).

Netflix offers users the ability to rent movies and TV shows through the mail on DVD or Bluray and also allows users to watch select shows or movies online using a computer or certain other devices.

Occasionally users encounter errors when attempting to log in to their Netflix accounts.

These errors can be as simple as an incorrectly typed password to more complex issues with the Netflix service itself.
Credential Problems

Many login problems are caused by an incorrect email address or password when attempting to log in.

This can be due to typos or other misspellings, or recent password changes that were forgotten. Netflix offers the ability to recover passwords and usernames via the "Need Help Signing In?" link below the login fields on the Netflix home page.

Clicking the link allows the user to recover her password by entering her email address, and also gives the option to advance to a second recovery screen if she does not have access to that email address anymore.

The second screen allows the user to prove her identity by entering the first name, last name and credit card number associated with the Netflix account.

Service Errors

Login problems occasionally occur due to errors with the Netflix service itself.

When these problems occur, a message appears that explains a site error has occurred, directing the user back to the Netflix home page.

The user should attempt logging in again in case of a one-time error, though site-wide service errors do occasionally occur.

Depending on the nature of the error, once logged in the user may experience problems when trying to watch movies instantly or attempting to edit his DVD queue.

Site-wide service errors do not affect the ability of Netflix to send and receive movies by mail.

Account Problems

If a problem exists with a user's Netflix account due to a failed payment attempt, the user can still log in but is directed to a page informing him of the problem instead of his standard account home page.

Until the problem is resolved, he will be unable to watch movies instantly, receive DVD or Blu-ray discs from the service and will be required to return any movies currently at his home to avoid additional fees.

Account problems can typically be resolved by authorizing Netflix to retry the last payment attempt on the user's credit card or by supplying a new credit card number for payment purposes.


Device Connection Errors

When attempting to watch movies or TV shows on Netflix-ready devices such as a Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360 or Roku streaming media player connection errors sometimes occur while the device attempts to log in to the user's Netflix account.

These errors may occur because the Internet connection the devices use is not properly configured, limited bandwidth to and from the user's home or problems with the device-specific version of the Netflix service.

If the device cannot connect and log in to Netflix, the user should check the device's Internet connection and try connecting again later.

Netflix log-in problems
http://www.product-reviews.net/2010/10/21/netflix-down-login-problems-are-you-affected/

I sign out of one account, Google keeps the cookie and keeps the last e-mail address I signed into as the primary account. When I need to switch between upward of five different accounts at any given time, instead of logging out and then getting a regular sign in screen, I now have to click "sign in with a different account," then "add account," then clear out the saved text in the text fields, and then log in. When I clear my browser information at the end of the day, I have to do all of this over and over again. So, no, it's not an aesthetic issue. It's a waste of my time issue.

Netflix offers users the ability to rent movies and TV shows through the mail on DVD or Bluray and also allows users to watch select shows or movies online using a computer or certain other devices. Occasionally users encounter errors when attempting to log in to their Netflix accounts. These errors can be as simple as an incorrectly typed password to more complex issues with the Netflix service itself.

Credential Problems b> Many login problems are caused by an incorrect email address or password when attempting to log in. This can be due to typos or other misspellings, or recent password changes that were forgotten. Netflix offers the ability to recover passwords and usernames via the "Need Help Signing In?" link below the login fields on the Netflix home page. Clicking the link allows the user to recover her password by entering her email address, and also gives the option to advance to a second recovery screen if she does not have access to that email address anymore. The second screen allows the user to prove her identity by entering the first name, last name and credit card number associated with the Netflix account. Service Errors b> Login problems occasionally occur due to errors with the Netflix service itself. When these problems occur, a message appears that explains a site error has occurred, directing the user back to the Netflix home page. The user should attempt logging in again in case of a one-time error, though site-wide service errors do occasionally occur. Depending on the nature of the error, once logged in the user may experience problems when trying to watch movies instantly or attempting to edit his DVD queue. Site-wide service errors do not affect the ability of Netflix to send and receive movies by mail. Account Problems b> If a problem exists with a user's Netflix account due to a failed payment attempt, the user can still log in but is directed to a page informing him of the problem instead of his standard account home page. Until the problem is resolved, he will be unable to watch movies instantly, receive DVD or Blu-ray discs from the service and will be required to return any movies currently at his home to avoid additional fees. Account problems can typically be resolved by authorizing Netflix to retry the last payment attempt on the user's credit card or by supplying a new credit card number for payment purposes. Device Connection Errors b> When attempting to watch movies or TV shows on Netflix-ready devices such as a Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360 or Roku streaming media player connection errors sometimes occur while the device attempts to log in to the user's Netflix account. These errors may occur because the Internet connection the devices use is not properly configured, limited bandwidth to and from the user's home or problems with the device-specific version of the Netflix service. If the device cannot connect and log in to Netflix, the user should check the device's Internet connection and try connecting again later.

you might have been a victim of phishing pls. read all about it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phishing
to summarize, never click on any link given to you via email, you may need to type the website facebook.com on your url locator but don't click on anything sent via email.

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