I have a login already using Facebook credentials. But I need another login on Stack Exchange itself. It's because I use my friend's Android device to access my account, and it does not let me in anyway...  I had been using it on the web using my laptop only, since my phone is a Windows Phone.  There is an option in the app for an SE username and password. But they are probably not as same as Facebook login.  How can I do it?
When I created my account, I used Facebook Connect as my only login type and I can only log in to my account using it.  I wish to create a Stack Exchange login to be able to log in with instead of Facebook Connect, but I can't find how to do this. It seems that the option for creating a Stack Exchange login is only present when creating a new account?
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