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[Solved] Can't Access Homey
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Hello, my password/Email on my PC is not recognised any more. I use a password manager, and didn’t make any changes. No typing errors.
When I tried to use a guest account (other Email and password), Homey started up in an older version, indicating that there were 15 app updates. I did not continue.
The Android app is working fine with the normal password/Email (phone and tablets)
Is this the same issue?
Did you try first to log in to Homey using https://my.athom.com ?
There was a Problem but it should be fixed.
If you still have that problem the fastest way to get support is join Slack here: https://slack.athom.com/
and ask for help, if he is Still online Jeroen will answer and probably fix it.
Tried to log in to Homey using https://my.athom.com : same result ; my password/Email on my PC is not recognised any more.
I will try the "Slack" option, Thanks.
edit: just joined slack in case something like this happens again
Tried to log in to Homey using https://my.athom.com : my password/Email on my PC is not recognised any more.
Android Phone and Tablets are OK.
Is the mobile login cached or did you log off and log on again?
The password for the Athom account can be different from the forum account and maybe your browser mixes them. Did you verify that?
After a log off and log on, on one mobile device: Homey did not accept the “credentials” on this device any more.
The other mobile devices kept on working.
I tried the “Forgot your password” procedure and made a new password.
Used this new password on all my devices (mobile and PC): All were accepted and Homey on the PC is working again.
Let us say, problem solved (but something went wrong at the Homey-side). End good, all good.
Thanks.