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Not everyone uses Chrome however while I still have it on as well as several other browsers I lean on Waterfox, FF, or even Cyberfox as the default. Cyberfox came about when FF 43 and 44 as well as Waterfox being too close from 42 on through 44.0.3 were all pooched! WF 46 however saw that all cleared up. At least you found a workaround for Chrome to pass along.

That it can be! Found that out fast last summer when things got bonkered right at the start! Both storage/backup drives since replaced each saw something that have been found on the now main C drive that is with 7 now F drive having two optical drives taking the D and E letters. Since that time the main build here has only missed the two builds that followed immediately after the November TH2 update.

Yep I had one drive go boobs up when the 10 first came out and is why I am sticking to using a clone to try stuff out - maybe expensive and people might think it is overkill but heck I am so safe and stress free knowing I can stick the original drive back in and be up and running.

ICIT2LOL said:

Yep I had one drive go boobs up when the 10 first came out and is why I am sticking to using a clone to try stuff out - maybe expensive and people might think it is overkill but heck I am so safe and stress free knowing I can stick the original drive back in and be up and running.

Here I already had a drive to receive a second OS set up originally when planning the present build out. With the previous 7 host drive cloned at first followed by a fresh install of 7 on the then second OS drive it was still having the other two storage drives being present when the 7 host/boot drive was unplugged that saw the initial upgrade attempts falter!

Once those two were unplugged and later examined 10 went on over the fast temp 7 install without issue subsequently being replaced by the second clean install. Later once having given 10 a good look over I ended up buying an OEM dvd set for the key in order to sustain the 10/7 dual boot rather then replacing everything on 7 with 10. Each upgrade since on the main as wel as a second desktop has been upgrade by update along with several VMs. Next VM Education edition for a look!

derekimo said:

I wasn't suggesting anyone use it, I was pointing what worked for me in that situation.

I wasn't saying otherwise. The problem is finding a workaround for each of the other browsers other then IE and Edge which arrive without hesitation. That download page and the Tech Bench page alike have been the only two MS pages to continue seeing that unable to sign in problem come up. Never any problem arriving at MSDN, TechNet, or even the main Insider Program pages only the download pages!

derekimo said:

I get that in Chrome all the time,

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I have to go incognito in Chrome to use most Microsoft pages. Or switch to Edge or IE.

Cliff S said:

@simrick has been getting that in Firefox too. I only have the problem with Techbench(not TechNet, MSN or another Microsoft arm) in Chrome, then I just switch to IE.

Yep - I get this ALWAYS with Firefox, and it's for anything that has a login.live.com address in the beginning - even links in a Google search take me to that error. It's driving me nuts! Constantly having to switch browsers is a pain. I have no idea how to resolve this.

derekimo said:

It works fine if I go incognito in Chrome, which is what I usually end up doing.

Not sure exactly what you mean by incognito using Chrome, as I can login from my Chrome, to my live mail account, shows me logged in at the upper right hand corner, even displays my pic. Then I can go anywhere, including tech bench with no problem at all. Its always been like that. I see no difference between Chrome or IE in that area at all.

OldMike65 said:

Not sure exactly what you mean by incognito using Chrome, as I can login from my Chrome, to my live mail account, shows me logged in at the upper right hand corner, even displays my pic. Then I can go anywhere, including tech bench with no problem at all. Its always been like that. I see no difference between Chrome or IE in that area at all.

Browse in private with incognito mode - Chrome Help

Browse in private with incognito mode

If you don’t want Google Chrome to save a record of what you visit and download, you can browse the web in incognito mode.
How to go incognito

You can open an incognito window on your computer and mobile devices to prevent Chrome from saving your browsing history. You can switch between an incognito window and any regular windows you have open. You'll only be in incognito mode when you're using the incognito window.

Edwin said:

I do not have this issue with any browser.

Well I don't use FF so can't comment on FF, but I don't have those issues either on any browser I do use, including Chrome. :)
And I've never used the incognito window Option .