TRYING TO INSTALL OUTLOOK ON SAMSUNG A57 ANDROID. KEEPS OFFERING ME ONLY GOOGLE ACOUNT - I WANT TO USE A PERSONALIZED ACCOUNT

Howard Abrams 0 Reputation points
2026-08-23T13:20:43.78+00:00

TRYING TO INSTALL OUTLOOK ON SAMSUNG A57 ANDROID. KEEPS OFFERING ME ONLY GOOGLE ACOUNT - I WANT TO USE A PERSONALIZED ACCOUNT

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    2026-08-23T13:20:58.75+00:00

    In Outlook for Android, a non-Google address can be added manually.

    1. Open Outlook on the Samsung A57.
    2. If this is the first account setup screen, select Add Account.
    3. Enter the personalized email address and follow the prompts.
    4. If Outlook keeps showing Google first, look for Skip this account to enter a different email address.
    5. If already inside Outlook, open the Menu > Settings > Account > Add Account.
    6. Select Add an email account, then enter the personalized email address.
    7. If multi-factor authentication is enabled, complete the verification prompts.

    If the account is a Google-hosted custom domain account, on the account setup page look for Not ______ ? and tap the Google icon, then sign in with that custom email account.

    If the account is a work or school Exchange or Microsoft 365 account, there may be additional requirements set by the organization.


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  2. Rodrigo Queiroz 78,700 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-08-23T15:53:02.23+00:00

    Hi, I'm Rodrigo and I will help you.
    Are you trying to install the Outlook app or add an account on the Outlook app?
    If you are trying to install the app, you need a Google Account to install apps from the Play Store, then, after installing the app, you can add any e-mail account you have.

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