Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
Are we talking about the Outlook desktop app? You have to first turn on 2-factor authentication in Google before the generate App Password settings appear:
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Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Lets be sure you have followed all the steps....
* Open GMAIL in a brower.....sign in if need be
* Click on your symbol...top right
* Click on MANAGE YOUR GOOGLE ACCT
* Left Side...click on SECURITY
* Than middle of Page see SIGNING IN TO GOOGLE
Here you will see 2 Step verification....If it is OFF, turn it ON...follow steps as prompted
After you have completed 2 Step verification. GO BACK to where you saw SIGNING IN TO GOOGLE
Now you will see LESS SECURE APPS, or Create a Less Secure Passwork..or something similar....follow promots that will generate a 16 Digit Password for your Google email
Enter this 16 Digit password in OUTLook replacing the one you have been using
opes this helps
Hi Hal,
That sounds easy until I find there is no option to "generate an App Password".
All I get is agreeing to use my android phone and create a backup key for it.
Any advice would be appreciated.
John
Regardless of what email client you're using, you absolutely SHOULD be using 2-factor authentication.
Awesome! Thank you.