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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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It's been nearly a month for some of us, and nothing but crickets from Microsoft. I'm not holding my breath any longer because I'm drowning here. We're switching back to Google next week because we need a workable platform in our business, not one that saps our productivity.
We are going nuts at my business because if this. Our business is a dog boarding facility and we have multiple people sending us vaccine records for their dogs daily and we cannot download or open any of the files. It might work for one email and then craps out again. It is so frustrating and a giant time suck. I am glad I found this thread so I know it isn't something at our end but the lack of acknowledgement by Microsoft is extremely frustrating.
Hi,
Since the switch from Hotmail I've had the same problem. Why do we have to put up with this **** from Microsoft
Dave
I have the same exact issue, it just started happening last week. Logged out multiple times per day, once while composing an email. It's happening to everyone else on my team as well. We are considering moving to Google.
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