Outlook Continually Prompts For Your Password When You Try To Connect To Office 365 Mac Os
Oct 16, 2017 Troubleshooting steps and possible solutions to stop Outlook 2016 from continuously asking for Microsoft Exchange or Office 365 passwords. Since last week, a lot of our users are bothered by Outlook 2016's credentials prompt. The second option is to synchronize your user passwords from your local Active Directory to Office 365 using MessageOps Password Synchronization. When a user changes their password in the local Active Directory it is set to the same value in Office 365. 
Word 2016 print crop marks. I have an email address of the form user@something.com that I am accessing through. I had connected my email to Outlook 2010 and it was working fine. Recently, it started requesting credentials every time I logged in, without connecting to the email server even after entering the correct password. I had already decided to reinstall Windows 7, so I thought that would also fix this problem.
Outlook Continually Prompts For Your Password When You Try To Connect To Office 365 Mac Os Free
Unfortunately it did not. I tried the troubleshoot function embedded in the Office 365 capabilities, but it did not find anything wrong.
I suspect that one possible source of this problem could be the fact that in the control panel it states Mail ( 32-bit) while Windows is 64-bit (office is 32 as well). In addition when trying to remove an email account from the list it remains there unaffected. Does anybody know what should I do in order to fix this problem? I found the resolution to this issue a few weeks back and due to me being lazy I have yet to publish the full resolution on by blog. So I now have to write it up for you. Please follow the below to the letter and I guarantee it will work. (download links towards the middle of the page) • Restart if required, now remove all email profiles on the machine via the mail (32bit) utility • Create a new mail profile and open Outlook • When the wizard loads choose to configure a new exchange account • For the server enter: outlook.office365.com • Email and password should be the Office 365 email and password • Click 'More Settings' in the bottom right • Under the Advanced tab uncheck 'Download shared folders'.
• Under the security tab, in the 'Logon network security' drop-down select Anonymous Authentication. • Under the 'connection' tab check 'Connect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP'. • Click 'Exchange Proxy Settings' use the URL: outlook.office365.com • Tick 'Only connect to proxy servers that have this principal name in their certificate' and enter: msstd:outlook.com (Please be aware that there's a typo in the screenshot below; the description here is correct.) • Check both the checkboxes • Under 'proxy authentication settings' drop down select 'Basic Authentication'. Now reload Outlook and sign in at the first prompt. Be sure to check 'Remember password'.