what does error code: 0x8019019a mean

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2020-08-03T17:06:52+00:00

what does error code:  0x8019019a mean?

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  1. Virginia M 41,995 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2020-10-16T16:05:15+00:00

    He/She is another user who doesn’t know they need to unsubscribe in order to stop receiving email notifications.

    Yahoo is the same as Google in that you’ll need an app specific password.

    I suggest using the Windows Mail app rather than Outlook.com.

    You should be able to reinstall Office using the key within your account.

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  2. Anonymous
    2020-10-17T10:23:09+00:00

    I am confused, it is the Windows Mail app that I cannot fix Yahoo & now Google account apps, after re-entering password, and even changing to new passwords. The other accounts are fine & hopefully will stay that way, although I am getting paronoid now. I have reinstalled Office Home and Student 2019, but does not change anything. I've tried to restore the Outlook app to the beginning, but unable, and not sure as informed to check the file history. This app specific password, I've not had before, and unless I am able to in Outlook, how am I going to be able to fix the accounts in the Windows Mail app? Anthony

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  3. Virginia M 41,995 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2020-10-17T10:44:38+00:00

    I am confused, it is the Windows Mail app that I cannot fix Yahoo & now Google account apps, after re-entering password, and even changing to new passwords. The other accounts are fine & hopefully will stay that way, although I am getting paronoid now. I have reinstalled Office Home and Student 2019, but does not change anything. I've tried to restore the Outlook app to the beginning, but unable, and not sure as informed to check the file history. This app specific password, I've not had before, and unless I am able to in Outlook, how am I going to be able to fix the accounts in the Windows Mail app? Anthony 

    The Mail app isn’t Outlook webmail. However it should be easy to fix, on the left-hand side you should see the accounts, if you click on Gmail (or Yahoo to fix that account) there should be an option to change the account settings.

    You don’t change the password for the account but the password within the Windows Mail app.

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-10-17T11:23:13+00:00

    Yes I know the Mail app isn't Outlook, and as I said I have tried endless times to fix those accounts in that Mail app, but they will not stable as ealier times and keep coming back to fix again on both of them. I am having considerable email reminders fom Windows asking me to fix accounts, when I cannot. 

    It would be easy any other time, when I would either go in to fix or account settings. The only reason I have changed the password is if it would remedy the situation, as apart from this Ox8019019a code, tells me absolutely nothing as to why, and after spending days over this, I am coming to the end of my tether with Windows and all this security, no matter how safe it makes you. Anthony

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  5. Virginia M 41,995 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2020-10-17T11:38:47+00:00

    When you change the password are you using the created app specific password or just changing the account password?

    Have you tried setting up the account again?

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