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In most cases, when logging in to a site, I can click on the link or type in the address,& success.
Then again, with some sites, I apparently need to set up an account with 'Account Wizard' first.
I then leave that site. What is the purpose of this ?
I would be concerned with a request for such information. The one thing you said that makes this less suspicious is that this occurrs on familiar sites.
My theory is that your Browsers cache that remembers these things is being flushed occasionally possbly by some Security Software you have installed and thus your signin inofrmation is gone from the browser. So when you revisit the site it asks for your signin.
Does this Account Wizard as you call it always look the same or is it a different look on every site?
Do you have your Browser set to remember passwords?
@ss11943859 This is a suggestion, do a Google search and then click on images and see if you can find anything that looks like what you are seeing. See example image below. Click on, tap or activate image to enlarge it.
I just wrote to Microsoft about this-then I'll probably call Spectrum & 'argue/discuss' this issue. I did Google Wizard, & did find it. It doesn't make sense to me. If I find something out, I'll post it here, might help someone else. Thanks !
@ss11943859 What type of device and operating system are you using?
What do you mean by Account Wizard?
I have a lot of accounts, once setup I use the User Name and Password that I have chosen for that account. For AARP I use the drop down menu and click on My Account then I sign in. See image below.
Lenovo desktop--Windows 8.1
Here's the message I get : "In order to receive messages, you need to set up an account. Account Wizard will collect the necessary info to set up the account. If you do not know the information, contact system administrator or your ISP."
I looked up 'Account Wizard' & it seems to be connected with setting up a business. A scam ? I don't get it !
Is this a new account for email, or is this a newer computer , with upgraded operating system.
would really need to answer more questions to get an answer.
There are several reason why you may be put at an account wizard screen.
New email, new isp, what are you doing when the screen pops up.
Are you logging into someone elseโs WiFi as a guest or is it free access ( might be nervous for that).
Froze
No new p.c., 'same old' operating system. Not using someone elses. Nothing different. This happens only on occaison, on different sites, ones i'm familiar with already. I think I'll check with the ISP-they should have an answer, don't you think ? Thanks for your help, Frozenoem
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