Outlook email keeps prompting for a password, and then not accept it. Blocked out of emails.

If you are locked out of one of your accounts, have you tried logging in to account.microsoft.com with it?

You only need to change it to "1" if it exists (and if your problem was the same as mine because one of your accounts uses the newer Office login methods). If it does not, which to my understanding should not, you should not need to add it.

Make sure the Identity key is selected on the left column of Registry Editor. Next, in the Right column, right-click and hover on New, then click on DWORD (32-bit) Value.

1. Replace the highlighted blue 'New Value #1' text with EnableADAL. ----- Press Enter, or mouse click outside of the text area.
2. Double-click your new EnableADAL key to open an 'Edit DWORD (32-bit) Value' window.
3. Change Base to Decimal
4. Set the Value data: to 1
5. Click OK

"EnableADAL" does not exist in my registry.

What now?

I do not have an option or anything that says "EnableADAL"

My location is:

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\Identity

Then I have these registry items:

(Default)

Canary

ConnectedAccountCID

ConnectedOneAuthAccountid

SignedOutOneAuthMigrationComplete

TrustedSiteUrlForUserAgentVersionInfo

Version

Then I have five subfolders in the Identity folder, and 19 sub-subfolders in the five subfolders. None are named anything close to "EnableADAL"

Again, I have been away from this PC for many months. How on earth is MicroSoft not better-managing this problem that seems to be affecting EVERYONE who uses Outlook with multiple emails?

BOOOOOOOOOOO.