Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
When I removed all my Gmail accounts from all devices and then added them back, everything worked okay afterwards.
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My outlook stop receiving emails nor can I send emails from outlook. There is no error message from Outlook stating why it's not syncing.
I've checked gmail acct, IMAP is enabled.
I've logged out of Outlook and re-link my gmail acct to outlook, didn't work.
I've uninstalled the new Outlook and set everything up, still didn't work.
This is the new Outlook version that i'm working with. It stopped working yesterday at 3:30pm. Everything was working fine then suddenly I couldn't send an email then noticed no new emails were coming in.
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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When I removed all my Gmail accounts from all devices and then added them back, everything worked okay afterwards.
I have the same issue. On February 6th, one of my Gmail accounts stopped working. I have three others and they work fine! PLEASE fix this issue!!!
I'm sorry. I have no advice for that. I think something bigger is going on with your account.
Can you pin the "Potential Solution" as it seemed to work for most people.
I took the advice of many people on here and deleted the gmail account from outlook on my pc, but when asked to remove only from this device or from all devices, I chose all devices. Then I added it back to my Outlook client on my PC and now everything is working again. It is taking a while to sync everything again but everything appears to be there. I only use Outlook on my Windows PC, so nothing has changed on my ipad or iphone because I use Gmail's own app on those devices.