MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SYSTEM TRAY RESET OUTLOOK PASSWORD POP-UP WARNINGS

thanks

I was not aware of this 2012 update (there are so many)

why did you refuse to install it? (generally such refusal requires effort - the only one I refused was auto-update to windows 8.1) - are you 101% sure it wasn't installed?

I think the importance of this update is ORIGIN of password warning

cf. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2687351/description-of-the-outlook-2010-hotfix-package-outlook-x-none-msp-augu

which previously was a total mystery to me

as to the strange number in billions of days, of course, something is wrong

I spent 1 hour on phone with GoDaddy and then after finding this Outlook update photo I recontacted Office support and same elevated engineer Noah, just phoned me for 2nd time and 1 hour later he said that he would elevate problem to LEVEL 3 which is their highest level and technician will phone me tomorrow at 7pm

as for "Sara" fix tool, Noah said that will just reinstall Office and no doubt destroy profiles, etc. so me I'm not gonna do that

voilà,

Jonathan

Thanks for sending.

Yes, but these articles referred to an update that was supposed to have come out in 2012. I never deliberately downloaded that update. And I've not seen this issue until just recently in all these years since the update went out.

It also doesn't explain why I'm getting the notice because I have no admin who's going to set a passport expiration date.

Furthermore, it makes no sense that the pop-up would show our passwords expiring in millions of days.

UPDATE - cf.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2012/09/19/password-expiration-notifications-in-outlook/

AND

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/home/contact?ContactUsExperienceEntryPointAssetId=S.HP.outlook

AND

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/office-365-8211-password-expiration-notifications-in-outlook/ba-p/599178

PS - GoDaddy rep also sent me following link (tool) which they received from Microsoft:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4098558/scan-outlook-by-using-microsoft-support-and-recovery-assistant

I personally won't be using this, as God only knows what it will do, but would enjoy hearing from anyone braver than me who tests same and if it does anything to solve problem, which I most sincerely doubt

UPDATE - SEPT 2 - seeing that everyone who is "infected" is with GoDaddy, I just spent yet another hour with GoDaddy on phone, and this time they "elevated" the case, but the final answer was still the same - all users having such problems are merely having "client issues" while on GoDaddy's side, everything is immaculate. The GoDaddy rep and I agreed that their company would no doubt take the problem more seriously when the number of cases grows from 8 to 80 to 800... If anyone else has news on solving the problem, etc. kindly post. Thanks, Jonathan