Configuring preferences and options in Outlook.com
I have a windows phone as well. In any case, everything seems working, except from the fact that I get this email.
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I am receiving continuos emails from microsoft saying that lost connection to google account, everytime I reconnect after about 10 min microsoft lost connection again and I receive another email.
Is the problem some config in google account or changes in google services?
Is the problem some config in microsoft account security?
Note: When reconnecting, the permission asked by google is only offline access.
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Configuring preferences and options in Outlook.com
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I have a windows phone as well. In any case, everything seems working, except from the fact that I get this email.
Please send me the private message too as I have had this problem for ages.
Stanleywinston
I am having the same issues as everyone here, both on my mobile and non-mobile accounts. The error is clearly not user created, and until Microsoft and Google work out a solution, us users will continue to have this problem.
Hello,
I did as per instruction given in page 6. It didnt work.
Now I noticed Google chat is also disconnected.
Also I had enough with 2 step security feature. I personally didn't like it.
Now I've disabled the feature in g-mail.
Right now I've changed my gmail password as well. Waiting for the mail to reconnect from outlook.
Please assist me with a fix.
Good to get a broader perspective. Thanks, Stanley. No, my phone is a Galaxy S3, which is why I particularly want reliable sync on Google Contacts and Windows People. Like you say, the fault occurs consistently and predictably.
As my last post says, I'm convinced that Microsoft have all the stats they need to diagnose and fix this - like several million users and N * this logged events. Only the will is lacking. Out