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Hotmail login without cookies being enabled

Zone: General Microsoft Operating Systems

Tags: hotmail, login, page

Is there any way that I can 'force' the 'hotmail' login page to appear on my browser, as opposed to the 'passport' login page? Whenever I try to access "www.hotmail.com" or "www.hotmail.co.uk", I get redirected to the .NET passport login page.

The company I work for does not allow cookies on our PC's and the IT department will not change from this policy. Hence, myself and my colleagues wish to know if there is a way of allowing us access to our hotmail accounts, bypassing the 'cookies' problem.

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Zone: OS

Question Asked By: GSD4ME

Solution Provided By: ShadowWarrior111

Participating Experts: 6

Solution Grade: B

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