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- x4m1r46 years agoNot applicableNever happened before. Just wondering, can you check if no one else is using your account?
- nekotlc6 years agoRising ScoutI don't think I can.At least I'm not sure. I changed my email and password to be on the safe side, and plan to at least change passwords more often. I've ran malawarebytes to see if someone used a keylogger to get my login details and malawarebytes gave me the all clear you can never be too careful.
- Zorga_Smorga6 years agoRising VanguardBetter to have a highly complex password which you don't need to change very often.
- rosemow6 years agoHero+Hello.
Try shutting down your computer completely. Then restart the computer and see if the issue remains, - nekotlc6 years agoRising ScoutI restarted my computer and the problem has stopped. I did change my email and password too just in case. Thanks for the advise rosemow you are always helpful to people on the forums
- Jayel-16 years agoSeasoned AceThe only time I get that message is when I have logged in on my other computer. I hope that's solved for you, and also good to see @rosemow to the rescue again. Its been a long time.
- simmyfroggy6 years agoSeasoned AceIt occasionally happens (on a Win10 laptop) to my kid when she shuts down and Origin doesn't register that she did. As rosemow suggested, a full restart of the computer usually helps and I think it also tends to give an option to log out all other devices? I might be wrong about that one.