Outlook 2016 Password Pop UP


  1. JJG10
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    Outlook 2016 Password Pop UP


    Under Win 10 1709 when I open Outlook 2016, it checks each of my three email accounts for mail just fine. But, if I leave it running minimized it ask for my passwords for each of my accounts. I click OK and the pop up goes away. Outlook continues to check for new mail even when the pop up is on the screen.

    What do I need to do to prevent this pop up from happening? It has been going on for several months spasmodically and I'm getting tired of it.

    Thank you.

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  3. JJG10
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    My very, very bad. I found I had asked this question here sometime ago and Sauldam provided the answer.
    Again, please accept my apology.
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