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Prompts to login to Windows Live account


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#1 bladesfan

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Posted 04 January 2008 - 09:33 AM

When I am navigating under Documents&Settings\Local Apps etc in order to check for content and remove unnecessary files etc I keep getting an annoying dialogue prompt asking to login to my Windows LiveAccount. Whilst I do have one, I do not want into my account at this time and do not understand why I am being prompted to do so. Can this be disabled, or is there something more sinister going on ?

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#2 EnigmaChick

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Posted 26 January 2008 - 04:28 PM

That is indeed strange behavior, it could be software related but to be on the safe side I'd advise you to go here and follow the instructions to check for possible infections on your computer.
One other question, do you have the program set to boot at startup or does it just randomly open itself and prompt you to log in?
I'm waiting for a average computer that can't be infected with malware unless it's intentionally ........ 5 years later: I am still waiting

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