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#Mozilla thunderbird hotmail not connecting password#
#Mozilla thunderbird hotmail not connecting windows#

I have tried every setting suggested for Imap and for Pop3 and Thunderbird still says: And it doesnt matter which settings, I use, because this is the ERROR, I get. ProgramData is a hidden folder by default.

#Mozilla thunderbird hotmail not connecting windows#

To find the folder with the certificate, open Windows Explorer Local disk : The 'ProgramData' folder The 'Kaspersky Lab' folder The 'AVP applicationversionnumber' folder The 'Data' folder The 'Cert' folder The '1.cert' certificate file.

#Mozilla thunderbird hotmail not connecting password#

Ensure that the user name and password are correct and that the same user name and password run properly on the OUTLOOK client 2. For some reason or another, THUNDERBIRD doesnt recognize the settings for OUTLOOK (HOTMAIL). For instructions, see the Mozilla support site. As reported by some users on Microsoft's forums and indicated by user Gary on the eM Client community, the OAuth certificate provided by Microsoft is the issue here, as it's not allowing Outlook accounts to be connected to the email server through these apps. 'User is authenticated but not connected' when trying to use ThunderBird as mail client access office365 after confirmed below: 1. Northwestern Information Technology offers support for use of Microsoft Outlook for connection to Northwestern email accounts. Using a standard called OAuth, email clients can then communicate with the email provider (Outlook, in this case) and obtain the necessary information to receive your email data from the server. Here's what's happening: When setting up an email account with a third-party app, you'll often just be asked for your account credentials.

Multiple reports have also appeared on the community forums for eM Client, a third-party email app for Windows, and that's where we can find more answers. The company has even provided a workaround, which involves setting up accounts as Exchange accounts, but that won't work for everyone. The issue was reported to Microsoft on September 24th, and the company says it's investigating the problem. Users of Outlook (or Hotmail) email accounts are having some issues with third-party email apps, preventing them from receiving and sending emails using those apps.