MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SYSTEM TRAY RESET OUTLOOK PASSWORD POP-UP WARNINGS

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over past several days I have received 5 MICROSOFT EXCHANGE OUTLOOK SYSTEM TRAY POP-UPS for each of my 5 exchange accounts, one by one, and then it starts all over again

warning me to renew my Microsoft Exchange password

which expires in "315334799" days (number which decreases by 1 each day)

the pop-up ends with a CLICK HERE TO RESET PASSWORD (which I have not clicked)

I have cleaned up my pc with Norton, CC Cleaner and Spybot, followed by rescue sessions with Microsoft and Norton.

So far, no solution.

Even new profile with just 1 exchange account brings up reset warning.

GoDaddy says there is no reason on earth to reset my passwords (which I have not yet tested)

Apparently problem is not a virus, but I would like it to stop.

The only thing which works thus far is to turn off SHOW MS EXCHANGES MESSAGES in system tray, but this is only a temp band-aid.

Ideas? Thanks!

Jonathan

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Anonymous

2020-09-03T02:28:38+00:00

note - my popups are identical to yours, except for odd black background color
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2020-09-03T02:25:59+00:00

As I just wrote guy before you who just wrote me: thanks - including one other reply, just after you today, EVERYONE WITH PROBLEM HAS EXCHANGE AND EVERYONE IS WITH GODADDY. I spoke at length with GoDaddy yesterday, but conversation was mainly around the fact that since I did not buy my version of Office (2013) from GoDaddy, then do not offer any support for it. As for our problem, rep says "I dunno". As GoDaddy only offers "full support" for Office 365, if this is what you have, I suggest you recontact them as our count is now up to FOUR. That said, when it comes to anything, particularly support, I personally don't count on GoDaddy for anything and have never heard of them doing a rescue session. Keep me posted and perhaps we should keep an eye on Google too. Best, Jonathan
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2020-09-03T02:24:49+00:00

thanks - including one other reply, just after you today, EVERYONE WITH PROBLEM HAS EXCHANGE AND EVERYONE IS WITH GODADDY. I spoke at length with GoDaddy yesterday, but conversation was mainly around the fact that since I did not buy my version of Office (2013) from GoDaddy, then do not offer any support for it. As for our problem, rep says "I dunno". As GoDaddy only offers "full support" for Office 365, if this is what you have, I suggest you recontact them as our count is now up to FOUR. That said, when it comes to anything, particularly support, I personally don't count on GoDaddy for anything and have never heard of them doing a rescue session. Keep me posted and perhaps we should keep an eye on Google too. Best, Jonathan
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Anonymous

2020-09-02T16:36:00+00:00

Thanks for the update. Yes it is frustrating. All we can do is keep Googling for new results. It seems like this is a new and expanding issue. We may find other information on other sites and other threads. Maybe even Solutions.

I'll keep looking you guys do too and let's Let each other know what we find out here.
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Anonymous

2020-09-02T16:05:22+00:00

Well GoDaddy is useless, I got the same run around. They said it's not a notification from GoDaddy but from Outlook itself. They said that there are no issues on their end and that the passwords will never expire. They said that I should turn off the notifications if I don't want to receive them. They said if I turn them off and still receive them then it's an issue with my machine. (regardless of the fact that it's an issue with 3 different machines) Ugh!
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