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It keeps making me log back in (via the number confirmation system) which is annoying because I have to have my phone on hand at all times to confirm my laptop, and I have to actively check outlook every day just to make sure I haven't missed any emails due to outlook randomly logging me out. Is there a way to bypass this? It's getting very frustrating to deal with.
Using New Outlook on Windows for academic communication and scheduling
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I am having the same issue. I clear my cache and I can download a few attachments, then it tells me error in downloading. I have used Google Chrome and Safari.
It is logging me out every night and about once throughout the day.
Eagerly waiting for a fix.
I'm going to solve it next week by moving our entire company back to Google Docs. Problem solved and my team can get back to being productive.
If any of their support tries to tell you all the standard **** about clearing your browser cache, logging out etc. it's just their way of ignoring this issue for a while longer while making you go through all these meaningless procedures that imply the issue is isolated to you and your particular browser or environment. In other words the problem is yours not theirs, when the evidence is clear, they have a bug on their end and the problem is theirs not ours.
I created a brand new email account for our organization yesterday. The new email was for a new employee. The email account was accessed for the first time from a new computer and browser that had no previous activity of any kind, least of all any Microsoft logins. By the end of the first day they started experiencing the same behavior of being logged out for no reason.
This is a Microsoft problem and given the crickets we've been hearing from them on this issue for nearly a month now, it's pretty clear they don't actually care enough to prioritize this.
I'm going to make sure this thread is not dropped and continues to grow by posting a daily update until someone notices us lowly peons and helps... or until next Friday when we finally decide to move our company back to Google where we should have stayed to begin with.
Same problem here, except is doing it every 20 seconds. I don't even get the time to check more than one email per session.
Please do something about it.
Hello Microsoft ???
See -- this where the issue becomes obvious -- I can call a human at Apple or walk into a store