Even removed the account and re-created it, but IT STILL WONT WORK. I've cleared the credentials numerous times via Control Panel, as also suggested, and to no avail.
Thirdly, Outlook 2016 will NOT remember my credentials even tho I tick the box marked 'Remember My Credentials' no matter how many times I tell it to. Secondly, I can open my Outlook from a browser, with the same credentials Outlook 2016 is asking for, and ITS FINE
#Windows 10 microsoft outlook 2013 keeps asking for password Pc#
I've even tried turning it on, rebooting the PC and re logging in, then turning it off, but it's always the same, this Windows Security popup. in the options, the option for User Identification cannot be turned off, because it's already off, AND IT STILL ASKS. I have tried to do all the instructions listed in this forum to fix Outlook 2016 from asking for Windows Security login, and I can state a fact that they don't work.įirstly. In here, find the REG_BINARY for "01023d0d" and make a note of the binary - go to the binary value in the "Profile" key that we're in Note the "Service UID" - go to the binary value in the "Profile" key that we're in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Profilesįind which one has the affected mailbox in "Account Name" Reg delete "\\%asset%\HKEY_USERS\%SID%\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Profiles\Outlook" *insert disclaimer about being careful with RegEdit* NOW, this is the first time you should be trying to open outlook - it will take a while but should load up after recreating the configuration folder and the configuring your account - then just re-add your mailbox(es). (this backs up the file so we can get it back by changing the name back to "Outlook" if need be - if the fix works, delete this to save yourself some space after you're done) This will recreate the profile settings and you will need to re-add your mailboxesĬ:\users\(you username)\appdata(this is hidden so make sure you can see hidden files - google guides available for this)local\microsoft\outlookĬ:\users\BEN\appdata\local\microsoft\outlook Try removing those and see if the issue persists - if it goes away, try re-adding them one at a time It may be they just needed to be re-added after some action occurred, or it maybe permissions have changed on one of those items. Other things to look for are if you are connecting to other calendars (Exchange or SharePoint). To Manually configure your connection you search for that phrase directly and you'll get good results. I recommend manually configuring your client and notify your Admins (if you are the admin - review all your DNS settings). If you are showing legacy connections (anything not O365) your organization may have issues with how they have configured Auto Discover. Verify all your connections are pointing to O365 and not a previous/legacy Exchange server (look at server names - they should all be ). In your task bar notification area find the outlook icon CTRL+Right Click and select "Connection Status". When Outlook is running check it's connections.Make sure your office installation is fully updated.There are quite literally a dozen reasons this can happen.
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