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Outlook 2013, which is up to date, keeps asking for my outlook.com password. I have already deleted Credentials as a fix was posted earlier. But it still didn’t not fix the constant request for password.
I created a new profile. Same problem. Could y create a new one because of constant request for password.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Anyone know if we're definitely going to lose the ability to access our Hotmail/Outlook.com accounts using Outlook 2013 from Monday, and whether the free Outlook for Windows is the best alternative to transition to now?
On the 4th July 2024 I received an email from Microsoft, you might have received the same warning about a 16th September deadline. That email message included the following statement:
'If you are receiving this email, you are currently using an email or calendar app that uses a less secure authentication method to connect to your Outlook.com email account. You will need to upgrade your third-party mail and calendar app to a version which supports modern authentication methods. '
The message didn't make a lot of sense, but there was a link to web-page that explains in more details:
This article explains that asking repeatedly for a password is a known issue, and that after September 16th 2024 it will not be possible to access the Outlook.com account by re-entering a password.
The article explains:
The following versions of Outlook Desktop do not support Modern Authentication for Outlook.com: Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, Outlook 2016 MSI, Outlook 2019 LTSC. Any release of Outlook Desktop with a version less than 11601.10000 does not support Modern Authentication for Outlook.com.
I think this means that after September 16th 2024, Outlook 2013 will not be able retrieve or send email for any Outlook.com accounts.
My understanding is that for my Outlook.com account, I need to find another way to manage my email, contacts, calendar, and stop using Outlook 2013 with this account, and do this before September 16th 2024!
Thank you!
I believe you are correct, as I have said in a prior post, we are being forced away from a proven product to one that is unproven and broken. I refuse to give in, I would rather move to another product than give in to corporate strong-arm tactics.
Hello,
This is becomming utter BS... The current status with Outlook 2013 and *@hotmail.com e-mail address is that I can not use it at all unless I delete the account and create it again in Outlook 2013. And as soon as I close it, I have to do it again. Using the application password does not help any more - not even for a brief moment. It is unreal that I can use Outlook 2013 with other e-mail accounts, but not with hotmail account.
Seems like a subtle way of Microsoft to hardpush customers away from their servers to free up e-mail space or to get them to pay for another software that isn't equal nor better than the previous software. I am dissapointed in this behaviour.