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Unable To Sign Out of Hotmail/Outlook???

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When I sign out of Hotmail/Outlook the activity indicator starts spinning but I don't get any further it just keeps spinning, then I refresh the page and it will then sign out. When I run cCleaner and clear all history and cookies and sign back in to Hotmail/Outlook and then sign out again it works once, then I have to refresh the page when I click the sign out button. Clearing the history via the Firefox clear recent history now option does not solve the problem at all not even once, only cCleaner allows it to work, once only. Thanks for your time and help it's very much appreciated cheers.

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Paperfree.

When I sign out of Hotmail/Outlook the activity indicator starts spinning but I don't get any further it just keeps spinning, then I refresh the page and it will then sign out. When I run cCleaner and clear all history and cookies and sign back in to Hotmail/Outlook and then sign out again it works once, then I have to refresh the page when I click the sign out button. Clearing the history via the Firefox clear recent history now option does not solve the problem at all not even once, only cCleaner allows it to work, once only. Thanks for your time and help it's very much appreciated cheers. Regards, Paperfree.

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Sorry we could not be of more help with this. I am calling for more help.

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