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Why does Microsoft Outlook keeps constantly asking for Password. I even had to change my password thinking it would help. It didn't. Even after I enter password, still continues prompting me to enter password. Just does not go away. And it is also affecting my account with Spectrum Roadrunner to perform other functions that I was able to do without having to enter a password. This problem just recently started and Spectrum can't help since it's a Microsoft issue causing the problem. Tried to get help by calling Microsoft by using the recommended website since I'm unable to get a live person to talk to, but the website Microsoft is directing to go for HELP wants to charge a Fee plus a monthly fee. We purchased Microsoft. Didn't use to have this issue
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Thanks for your email. You are obviously so much more advanced in your abilities with programmes etc, I stick to the things I've used and daren't change things or I'd be lost. Glad to hear you have found a good replacement.
I got an email asking me to respond about the "password" problem, but it isn't my name. However, I did have the persistant request to enter the password at one time but gladly it got resolved and I haven't changed any of my software. I'll have to do so somewhere along the line...........
Yes like I said, I did not like the look of it but it got me back up and running without the constant nagging for my password and I had access to all my stuff again. I don't understand why they constantly change something that works and change the functionality that has been there for years and make you have to re-learn how to do things that you have done for years only to do it their way. Now I no longer have a clean looking app that I knew where everything was and how to use it and now have to basically look at a web page.
The new Outlook is garbage. It is just a wrapper for the web client.
Out of absolute frustration, I've been searching for a replacement email client for Outlook for some time. Taking my time, looking at all features etc...
I am currently trialing "eM Client" - so far with great success, connecting to my own Exchange server (on premises). I refuse to be forced into the cloud by Microsoft,
I will report back here with my findings to try and help the community out.