- Admin
- #1
Like the person here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie10-windows_8/how-can-i-disable-auto-sign-in-for-internet/6501d8bb-543f-4fce-83c4-5c719ddb517f
I would like to figure out a way to disable the automatic sign in when you go to a Microsoft website like Outlook.com within IE10.
The account I am using on my Windows 8 machine for example would be : username1@outlook.com
But if I want to go to Outlook.com, and check my email for account:
username2@outlook.com, as soon as I connect to the website, it automatically logs me in with
username1@outlook.com. So I have to log out, and back on as the account I want to use. Yes I could switch my Windows 8 account over to the 2nd account, but I would be in the same boat if I wanted to check
mail for the first username.
Right now to avoid this problem I simply just have to use a browser other than IE, but I would like to see if there is someway to get IE10 not to automatically sign me in under my current Microsoft Account I have on Windows 8. Resetting IE settings,
etc does not help. This is something Windows 8 does by default with IE10 on every machine.
View the full article
I would like to figure out a way to disable the automatic sign in when you go to a Microsoft website like Outlook.com within IE10.
The account I am using on my Windows 8 machine for example would be : username1@outlook.com
But if I want to go to Outlook.com, and check my email for account:
username2@outlook.com, as soon as I connect to the website, it automatically logs me in with
username1@outlook.com. So I have to log out, and back on as the account I want to use. Yes I could switch my Windows 8 account over to the 2nd account, but I would be in the same boat if I wanted to check
mail for the first username.
Right now to avoid this problem I simply just have to use a browser other than IE, but I would like to see if there is someway to get IE10 not to automatically sign me in under my current Microsoft Account I have on Windows 8. Resetting IE settings,
etc does not help. This is something Windows 8 does by default with IE10 on every machine.
View the full article