How the Win7 system uses e-mail to request a Microsoft account

You can live without a Microsoft account in the Windows 7 operating system, only using special features such as the Microsoft Web disk to use Microsoft accounts. There are two ways to apply for a Microsoft account, you can use your phone, or you can sign up by using e-mail.

The Windows 7 operating system has access to the Microsoft website (stay connected):

Start → control Panel → getting started.

Whether you click: Find out what's new in Windows 7 or get the Windows Live Essentials feature menu online, you can access Microsoft's website.

Click here to find out what's new in Windows 7 to get to the Microsoft website, pull down the page and find a Microsoft account in the Product column.

Click here to introduce the Microsoft account directory interface →microsoft what the account is.

Here is the login interface for the Microsoft account, if you have an account to enter the username and password directly login, if no Microsoft account, you can apply for a → create a free Microsoft account.

The bottom row of application icons are Microsoft apps that require a Microsoft account, so you might want to create a Microsoft account if you haven't yet applied.

To apply for a Microsoft account, you need to use e-mail as a basis for applying for a Microsoft account, such as no e-mail messages that can be used with Microsoft (two suffixes: @outlook. con and @hotmail. com).

The best time to record the application of the original information, many users at the time of the application to fill out, the results of the complaint, the information filled out and the original data does not match, so not approved. Complete and click Create Account.

Stay Connected (Microsoft website needs to confirm the message), registration is successful, will eject this interface, later use Microsoft Service can use this account.

This is how the Win7 system uses email to apply for a Microsoft account, and interested users are welcome to focus on the Scripting House!