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by maxwell1 Accepted solution
by bfilmfan Accepted solution
Outlook has lost the configuration that is passing that password to the server, is my first guess.
Are you reaching the server via POP?
Or is AD involved?
by maxwell1 Accepted solution
by thumbsup2 Accepted solution
If you're on an exchange server, you'll need to change it in the mail profile.
Go to control panel. If in classic view, double click Mail. If in category view, click users, then click mail.
In the mail setup window, select show profiles. Inside profiles, select the default exchange profile being used and click properties. Inside there, on one of the tabs, is a place to enter your username and password as well as a box to tell it to always ask for password. Uncheck that box. this setting over-rides any setting in the email account telling it to remember password.
Once you've set the profile so it won't ask any further, you'll need to go into the email account one last time, type in the password and tell it to remember. You can't do this from the login window.
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by douglas.lahiang Accepted solution
Possible cause : Pop or smtp authentication failed
Solution :
- Launch Microsoft Outlook (I assume you're using it)
- Tools > E-mail Accounts > Next
- Select the e-mail account that was having problem from the list and click Change
- retype your username and password
- check/mark "Remember Password"
That should solve your problem.
note, there are also other possible cause such as failed to authenticate to AD server, etc. but just try the above .. hope it works
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