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Multiple emails

lnmccoy
lnmccoy Posts: 3 Novice

I've got multiple email accounts that are decades old and still charter.net addresses. One of them (not the primary) has been compromised. Trying to figure out how to log out all devices, and reset the password. The password reset only seems to lead me to the primary.

Best Answer

  • Tyleen_Z
    Tyleen_Z Posts: 1,101 ✅ Verified Employee Moderator
    Answer ✓

    Hello and welcome to the Spectrum Community!

    I do apologize for the issues. To reset the password you would go to our website here and login using your full email address and it's password. Once you login on the left side click on More and then settings. Once in settings go tot he sign in & security tab. Once you verify your identity you can update your password there.

    -Tyleen

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  • lnmccoy
    lnmccoy Posts: 3 Novice

    That lets me change the password to my primary account, won't let me anywhere near my other two accounts.

  • Mo_S
    Mo_S Posts: 578 ✅ Verified Employee Moderator
    edited July 11

    @lnmccoy,

    You have to log into spectrum.net with the email you're trying to change the password for. If you're already signed into the primary, log out fully. Each email address has it's own login to spectrum.net. If you are unable to login to either of the other email accounts, such as if the password were changed by someone else, you would want to make sure you're logged out of the primary fully before attempting the forgot username/password option.

  • lnmccoy
    lnmccoy Posts: 3 Novice

    I assumed that and tried. I was directed back to the primary account. Then tried to reset it under the forgot password button, and it automatically recovered the primary username first…

    Just tried again and was successful… Thanks

    Any way to log out any unwanted users that are logged in…? A new password isn't much help if people don't get logged out.

  • William_M
    William_M Posts: 1,734 ✅ Verified Employee Moderator

    Changing the password will do that, there's no separate process.