Firstly, when I log in with my alt and log out when a video is playing on a game, when I have logged out the song will still play.
Secondly, I just can’t seem to log in on Younite. I use my exact same password on the app, yet it doesn’t log me in, but an account with less characters in the password does.
(I don’t use the app, I just noticed these bugs when I was taking a look at it.)
How many characters was the password that worked? What I really want to know is how long was the password that didn’t work but that seems like a question you would probably not want to answer.
Yes, obviously the passwords are different since they’re not the same length. What I’m asking is if the main password uses “%”, “!”, and “?”, does the alt password include all of those, only some, or different special characters entirely?
Those were example symbols… Third rewording: Make a list of the special characters in your main account’s password. Does the alt account incorporate all of the special characters on that list? Does it only use some of the ones on the list? Does it not use any of the ones on the list?
I’m just wanting to say that, even though the app has been updated a lot, the bug is still there. Just wanted to bump the thread in case some engineers were getting around to looking at the client in some point.
Hi Younite. I’m sorry you’re still unable to log into the Windows 10 App with that account.
Do you get any error message?
Can you do an experiment to help narrow down the problem to the account or the password? Specifically, to change the password on a random alt account of yours to match Younite’s and see if you can log in? That would eliminate or confirm the theory that it’s only your password that may be the problem. You can change the alt’s password again after the experiment to maintain Younite’s unique pairing.