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Situation: You have a primary e-mail address you regularly use to sign into Windows Live, but you get invitations sent to another e-mail address.
From your invitation e-mail, click the View invitation button.
This will open up a page in your web browser.
If you’re not signed in to Windows Live yet, you will be prompted to sign in.Make sure you’re signed in with your primary e-mail address, the one where you want to accept the invitation.

After signing in, you will be on the All Invitations page. Now, depending on whether or not the e-mail address that the invitation was sent to is also registered as a Windows Live ID, you should see one of the following two messages at the top of the page:
3a) If you received the invitation at an e-mail address that is NOT registered as a Windows Live ID, then you’ll see the following message:
To accept the invitation at your currently signed-in, primary Windows Live ID, click Move invitations. This will take all of the invitations sent to your other e-mail address, and connect them with this Windows Live ID so you can accept them here. Then, go ahead and accept the invitations you want (and ignore or block the ones you don’t want.)
Note If any of these people are in your network already, then those invitations won’t be moved (so it’s possible you won’t see any new invitations).
3b) If instead, you received the invitation at a secondary e-mail address that IS registered as a Windows Live ID, then you should see the following message:
In this case, you should sign in with your primary Windows Live ID and re-invite the people you want to add to your network from that ID. Detailed instructions for inviting people to your network are in the next section. Then, you have two choices:
If you don’t want or need the Windows Live ID where you received the invitations, then you should simply close that Windows Live ID account by going to https://account.live.com/CloseAccount.aspx and following the instructions there. The advantage of closing it is that now any future invitations that people send to you at the closed account can easily be moved and accepted as described above.