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How To Change Password of Hotmail Account

Sometimes, you may need to change the password of your Hotmail email account. One reason of changing password may be that your friend has seen the password and he may hack your Hotmail accont.

1. Type www.hotmail.com and press enter key.

2. Type your username and password and click sign in link.

3. Go to inbox.

4. Click on the Options link.

5. Click on more options link.

6. Click on 'Account dtails(password, aliases, time zone)' link, under 'Managing your account' heading.


7. Here you will be asked your password again. Type your current password and sign in.

8. Click on Change password link.
9. Type your current password in first box, new password in second box, Retype youe new password in third box.

10. Click on save button.

11. You will be informed by the message that your password has been changed.

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