Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
Same problem. Where is support on this??? Still no answer from them on this obviously widespread problem.
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I am a premium subscriber. When attempting to add my gmail.com account to outlook.live.com I get an error 400 bad request "An error occurred when you tried to access your mailbox because a server with information about you and your mailbox couldn't be found."
The url it attempts to go to is: https://outlook.live.com/mail/1/?JitExp=1&state=2 and then after a few seconds of trying it goes to url: https://outlook.live.com/ and throws the error above.
I have tried clearing my cookies, browser history, incognito mode and restarting chrome browser but nothing seems to work.
Details from the error (w/o the client IP):
X-ClientId: 33370141EF824523AA8D7543DBACA371
request-id OWJiNGRlM2QtMGE2OC01OTc4LThiMGEtNTE4OGNjNzAxNjdk (Base64)
X-OWA-Error TWljcm9zb2Z0LkV4Y2hhbmdlLkRhdGEuRGlyZWN0b3J5LkFERHJpdmVyU3RvcmVB
Y2Nlc3NOb25Mb2NhbEV4Y2VwdGlvbg== (Base64)
X-OWA-Version MTUuMjAuNTg4MC4xNA== (Base64)
X-FEServer QllBUFIwN0NBMDAxMQ== (Base64)
X-BEServer RFM3UFIwMk1COTU1MQ== (Base64)
OS: MacOS Ventura 13.0.1
Chipset: M1
Browser: Chrome (Version 108.0.5359.94)
Any help would be apprecieated.
Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
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Same problem. Where is support on this??? Still no answer from them on this obviously widespread problem.
I was having the same problem when I was trying to get Outlook set up with my (free) gmail account on my new computer. I started with the outlook.live version and couldn't get anywhere. I then searched for the app on my computer and opened that up and was able to link very easily. Not sure what the difference is or why one will work and the other won't...but that is what worked for me.
Looks to me like this problem, too. My (free) Google account says Microsoft Apps should have access. But I keep getting the Bad Request error. @Support would be great if you could look into this!
Okay. I was able to get out of a workspace trial and still is not working. So that is not the reason. I've submitted multiple support issues and still no luck on the Microsoft side. Google is still pointing the finger at Microsoft on this on their support emails.
@support are you looking into this at all?