Cannot conntect to Windows Live Mail automatically (Am always asked to Sign In)
Windows 10, Dell Inspiron 15.
Windows Live Mail 2012.
When I click on the Windows Live Mail icon I get a box asking me to SIGN IN.
I sign in correctly with my Microsoft email and password. The box disappears and I can view my email etc.
However I cannot stop this box from appearing every time I open up Windows Live Mail.
Every time I am asked for my password. I have clicked the option: ‘remember me and sign me in automatically’ . But it makes no difference. Why am I continually asked to Sign In?
I enclose a screenshot of the Sign In Box which won’t go automatic
(One peculiar thing, which may have a bearing: I notice that If I don’t sign in and simply chose the cancel option the Box disappears and find I can use the program without any problem, just as if I had signed in).
Windows Live Mail 2012.
When I click on the Windows Live Mail icon I get a box asking me to SIGN IN.
I sign in correctly with my Microsoft email and password. The box disappears and I can view my email etc.
However I cannot stop this box from appearing every time I open up Windows Live Mail.
Every time I am asked for my password. I have clicked the option: ‘remember me and sign me in automatically’ . But it makes no difference. Why am I continually asked to Sign In?
I enclose a screenshot of the Sign In Box which won’t go automatic
(One peculiar thing, which may have a bearing: I notice that If I don’t sign in and simply chose the cancel option the Box disappears and find I can use the program without any problem, just as if I had signed in).
ASKER
Can I have extra help on this
ASKER
No solution to this so far. My only solution would appear to be to change to OUTLOOK
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Thanks for following up. Outlook is a top rated and good client.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/askjack/2016/jun/02/microsoft-killing-windows-live-mail-what-should-i-do-hotmail-msn-outlook
That may be why authentication is changing.
I use Outlook instead.