![]() After you sign in to the affected account, the app will check for issues. However, you have to install the app on a PC. Notice that if you're experiencing issues that affect Outlook for Mac or are having mobile access issues, you can use the app to check your account settings. ![]() As a first step in troubleshooting email delivery problems for Microsoft 365 for business, we recommend that you download and run Support and Recovery Assistant on the affected computer. Fortunately, the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant finds and helps you fix most issues that affect Outlook or Microsoft 365. If a single user in your organization is having trouble receiving email, the cause could be a licensing issue, a profile problem, the wrong version of Outlook, or a mixture of other issues. Instructions: Sign in to Outlook on the web for business Run Support and Recovery Assistant to fix Outlook problems or account issues - 10 minutes Ask the user to sign in to Outlook on the web to verify that their Microsoft 365 email account is working correctly. If a user is receiving email in their Outlook on the web mailbox but not on the email app that's installed on their computer, this could indicate that the issue is the user's computer or email app. Use Outlook on the web to look for missing messages - 5 minutes Have the affected user try the following methods before you move on to admin-specific tasks. If only one user reports having trouble receiving email, there might be a problem in their email account or their email app. ![]() Check whether there's a problem in Outlook or another email app Is something wrong with Outlook? Is the Microsoft 365 service down? Is there a problem in the mail flow or spam filter settings? Or is the problem caused by something that's outside your control, such as that the sender is on a global block list? Fortunately, Microsoft 365 provides powerful automated tools that can help you identify and fix a variety of problems. You might run through several troubleshooting scenarios in your mind. Please apply for the job if you are 100% certain you can resolve this.When users report that they aren't receiving email, it can be challenging to determine the cause. When I tried to sign in, while the Microsoft sign in prompt did appear, but once an email address is entered, the attached popup continued to appear preventing me signing in at all. ![]() Both %localappdata%/Microsoft/OneAuth and %localappdata%/Microsoft/Identitåache folders were deleted and a reg directory was deleted HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\OneDrive - this followed by a menu prompt that came and the Office activation disappeared. After using the Office 365 web application repair installation, nothing. 1 out of the several Exchange Server Emails were removed from Outlook to see if the sign in prompt window would appear for the sign in credentials to appear but once the email account was removed this popup keeps appearing and doesn't allow for credentials to be added. When re-opened, Outlook prompts the attached popup and the bottom of the Outlook is requiring a "Need Password' for all exchange emails. Outlook then crashed by the screen itself not being able to be accessed or touched, it wouldnt allow anyone to go through the window application so a force end via Task Manager was done. All emails were working which includes Exchange Server Emails, IMAP and Gmail. Several email accounts are added in an Microsoft Office Professional 2016 Outlook desktop application. Please see highlights of this issue below:
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