Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
Just noticed that Edge was not signed in! Everything is falling apart :)
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I am using the New Outlook and when I log in and click on a message and try to view it, I get an access denied message. Yesterday, I was told that I had to log in but I wasn't given that option. Today, I just get an access denied message with no log in recommendation.
I am an Office 365 Home subscriber, using Windows 10. I can get my Outlook messages by loading Outlook through Office 265.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Just noticed that Edge was not signed in! Everything is falling apart :)
I use Google chrome as default browser. But on Edge keep yourself signed in to Outlook and I have no problem now in the app so for...
Same here i just use chrome because i like it more.. never needed to use edge for my damn email.. so now we need edge in order to let it work properly? Lol what a joke..
They also do not notify us about that wwhich is really bad, they just leave us cooking in this problem.
There was a modder from a certain game which made kind of a program to protect his mods, at the first edge was needed to install, people didnt like it and he have it changed within a day so every browser can be used.. and at microsoft they are to stupid to change it or what?
Same old problem. Any solutions submitted by so called advisors are so complex they need an expert to decode them. New Outlook is rubbish, and it seems that Microsoft are doing everything they can to disable alternatives to force us to use it. How come that such a big (and expensive) organisation cannot make a customer friendly piece of kit? I think that they lost contact with the real world ages ago.
What is MFA/2FA and how do I find that?