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How to Create a Free Personal Microsoft Account

October 6, 2022
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Free personal Microsoft account

Before you can use Microsoft’s online tools and services, you’ll need a free Microsoft account.

If you have a hotmail.com or outlook.com account or any account that lets you use any other Microsoft service, like OneDrive or XBox Live, you already have a Microsoft account. Just sign in with your existing account information.

Creating a Microsoft account

1. Open a web browser then go to https://login.live.com. The sign-up form will appear, let’s click on Create one link.

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2. Next, click on the link Get a new email address to create a new one.

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3. Enter any account name as you need then select hotmail.com or outlook.com.

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4. Create a secure password to use with your Microsoft account.

Note Note: Please remember or write downthe password, Microsoft won't ask you type it again.
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5. You need enter the required information such as your name, your location, birth date and gender.

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6. On the next screen, you will be asked to solve a simple puzzle for security purposes. Click Next to proceed to the puzzle and follow the on-screen instructions.

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7. If you successfully complete the security puzzle, you now have a Microsoft account.

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