Cannot sign into windows live or hotmail account, which are linked. It comes up with a page saying, there is information missing from ojne of my accounts and asks for the password and I put that in and it just refreshes the page but won't let me into my accounts.

Try this link, even thou it reads outlook, you can sign in with your hotmail account.

https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&ct=1420870090&rver=6.1.6206.0&sa=1&ntprob=-1&wp=MBI_SSL_SHARED&wreply=https:%2F%2Fmail.live.com%2F%3Fowa%3D1%26owasuffix%3Dowa%252f&id=64855&snsc=1&cbcxt=mail

Point your web browser at Sign In

If another account comes up, sign out of it by clicking the avatar in the upper-right then clicking "Sign out."

If you then still can't sign in to your account, click the "Can't access your account?" link on the sign-in page.

If you're getting an error message, what does it say?

Click the "Can't access your account?" link on the Hotmail sign-in page.

If you want to make a Microsoft email account, you'll have to sign up for something called a Windows Live ID. A Windows Live ID is your sign-in for all Microsoft online sites and services, and comes with an email account through Microsoft's own Hotmail.

You can sign up for one of these accounts for free at any time of the day or night through your own Web browser.

Open your Web browser.

Visit the Windows Live ID site (see the Link at Bottom )

Click "Sign up for an account."

Select the "No" option and then click "Continue."
This will make sure that you get a Microsoft email account alongside your Windows Live ID.

Fill out the form in your browser.
You need to provide a screen name for your email address and also provide as much personal information about yourself as you feel comfortable.

Once you've filled out the boxes, scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and click "I Accept." This will create your Microsoft email account which you will be automatically logged into.
http://login.live.com/

Point your web browser at http://www.homail.com

If another account comes up, sign out of it by clicking the avatar in the upper-right then clicking "Sign out."

If you then still can't sign in to your account, click the "Can't access your account?" link on the sign-in page.

Cancel an MSN Hotmail Account
MSN Hotmail is a free email service. If you signed up for an MSN Hotmail account and no longer use or want the account, you can cancel it.
It takes little time to cancel the account.
You only need to log in to your account to get started.
Sign in to your Hotmail account using your Windows Live ID and password.
Click the "Options" button located at the top right of the page and select "More options" from the drop-down menu.
You will be taken to a page where you can view options for managing your Hotmail account.

Look to the section labeled "Manage your account" and click the "View and edit your personal information" link.
Click the "Close account" link at the bottom of the page under the "Additional options" section.
Verify your password and click "Yes" to cancel your Hotmail account.


Cancel an MSN Hotmail Account
MSN Hotmail is a free email service. If you signed up for an MSN Hotmail account and no longer use or want the account, you can cancel it.
It takes little time to cancel the account.
You only need to log in to your account to get started.
Sign in to your Hotmail account using your Windows Live ID and password.
Click the "Options" button located at the top right of the page and select "More options" from the drop-down menu.
You will be taken to a page where you can view options for managing your Hotmail account.

Look to the section labeled "Manage your account" and click the "View and edit your personal information" link.
Click the "Close account" link at the bottom of the page under the "Additional options" section.
Verify your password and click "Yes" to cancel your Hotmail account.
Recover a Hijacked Hotmail Account
Hotmail is one of the older free Web-based email services.
Unfortunately, its age and its popularity can make it a target for hackers and other online troublemakers.
If your Hotmail account is hijacked, the hacker may change your password to keep you from logging back in to the account.
Fortunately, Microsoft gives users the opportunity to prove that a hijacked account is really theirs so that changed passwords and stolen accounts can be recovered by their rightful owners.
Attempt to log in to your Hotmail account.
If you receive a message saying that your username or password is incorrect, click the "Forgot Your Password?" link under the password field.
A page will load giving you three options for resetting your password.
Click the "I Think Someone Else Is Using My Windows Live ID" option on the password reset page. Click the "Reset Your Password" link in the instructions that appear.
Enter your Hotmail account address in the "Windows Live ID" field and type the characters that appear in the captcha image in the "Characters" field.
Click "Next" to continue the password reset process.
Select an option for resetting your password when prompted.
If you have a secondary email account included with your Hotmail account, clicking "Email Me a Reset Link" will send a link to that account which lets you reset your password.
Clicking "Security Question" prompts you with the security question you set up previously, allowing you to reset your password after answering correctly.
If neither of these options work for you, click "Customer Support" to contact Hotmail customer support and have your password reset.
Click "Next" after selecting an option.
Enter a new password when you receive access to the password reset screen.
Hotmail recommends that you create a strong password with a combination of letters, numbers, symbols and varying capitalization to make it more difficult for would-be hijackers to guess it.
Run a thorough antivirus and spyware search on your computer to make sure that you don't have a keylogger or other password-theft software installed on your PC
Such software could allow a hacker to gain access to your account again after the password has been reset.

Open your Web browser. Navigate to the Windows Live account homepage (see Below). https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=11&ct=1302976541&rver=6.1.6206.0&wp=SAPI&wreply=https:%2F%2Faccount.live.com%2F&lc=1033&id=38936 Click "cant access your account" under the login boxes. Type your Windows Live ID into the box. Type the letters and numbers displayed in the picture box. Click "Next." Click "Email me a reset link." Open your email client. Open the reset email sent to your account. Click the reset link. Type a new password to change your Windows Live password.

depending on what email account you want such as windows live, yahoo, or gmail go to that web site. msn.com for live. yahoo.com for yahoo. and google.com for gmail click on sign in. you should have the option below to sign up. click on this option and enter all of the information it asks for.

From the "Help Central" link at the bottom of the 'www.hotmail.com' web-page:

Reset your password
You can reset your password in two ways:

By requesting a password reset e-mail, if you entered an alternative e-mail address for your Windows Live ID.

By providing location information and the secret answer for the question you selected.

Reset your password by requesting a password reset e-mail

On any Windows Live ID site or service sign-in page, click Forgot your password?.

Verify your Windows Live ID (The e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to Windows Live programs and services such as Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger; Microsoft services such as Xbox LIVE, MSN, and Office Live; and anywhere else that you see the Windows Live ID logo.) , type the characters you see in the Picture box, and then click Continue.

Select Send password reset instructions to me in e-mail.

Select the e-mail address where you want the password reset e-mail to be sent, and then click Continue.

On the confirmation page, click OK.

When you receive the password reset e-mail, click the link in the e-mail to reset your password,
and then follow the online instructions.


Reset your password by entering your secret answer

On any Windows Live ID site or service sign-in page, click Forgot your password?.

Verify your Windows Live ID (The e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to Windows Live programs and services such as Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger; Microsoft services such as Xbox LIVE, MSN, and Office Live; and anywhere else that you see the Windows Live ID logo.) ,
type the characters you see in the Picture box, and then click Continue.

Click Use my location information and secret answer to verify my identity.

In the Country/Region list, select your country or region, select your state, and then type your ZIP code
( The postal code system that is used in the United States.
The ZIP code consists of a series of digits that are added to a postal address.
The ZIP code is used to identify each postal delivery area for the purpose of sorting mail.)
or postal code ( A series of letters and/or digits that are added to a postal address
and used by the postal service for the purpose of sorting mail.) if you’re prompted to do so.
If you've moved since signing up for your Windows Live ID,
use the location information you last provided.
If you've provided both a home and work location, enter your home location.
In the Question area in the Secret Answer box, type your answer to the question.
Click Continue.
Enter and confirm a new password, and then click Continue.
If prompted, enter an alternate e-mail address
(An alternate e-mail address is a secondary e-mail address registered with your Windows Live ID.
If you forget your password, you can have the password reset information sent to your alternate e-mail address.)
and click Continue, or click Skip to bypass this step.
On the You've changed your password page, click Sign in to Windows Live.

Note
Multiple attempts at signing in with the incorrect password might cause your account to become blocked.
If your account becomes blocked, you will be asked to Match the characters in the picture and sign in again.