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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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Our company is finally moving to Google. Not only was this still happening but now Microsoft has made Authenticator mandatory, and none of us can get it to work. Everyone at the whole company gets 'This Microsoft account doesn't exist'. It's an absolute disaster.
Yeah microsoft aint worth the time, they have to many problems in so many ways.
good move with google, we are all much more at ease after moving the important mail to gmail.
I am having the same issue but it happens roughly every 2-3 weeks.
I am using google crome
I also select to stay log in but that seems to fail given i have to log in often.
I use AVG for virus protection
not sure what else it could be.
Has this ever been fixed? It just started happening to me when I logged out of my work account and into a personal account. Went to log back in and now it's logging me out every day.
Why is it doing this?
Hi,
Mine stopped doing this a while ago. I did not change anything, so I assume Microsoft did something