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2. Go to the Settings or Manage Accounts section of the app. Typically, this can be done by tapping the "three dots" (menu) button in the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen and selecting "Settings". 3. 3. In Account Settings, locate the email account for which you want to change the server settings. 4.
I suggest you to use following settings to set IMAP email account in Outlook 2016 and check if it helps. Use the following settings in your email app. Incoming (IMAP) Server. Server address: imap-mail.outlook.com; Port: 993; Encrypted Connection: SSL; Outgoing (SMTP) Server. Server address: smtp-mail.outlook.com; Port: 25 (or 587 if 25 is blocked)
Reopen Outlook and attempt to change the server settings again. Run Outlook in Safe Mode: Press the Windows Key + R to open the 'Run' dialog. Type Outlook.exe /safe and press Enter. If you can save changes in Safe Mode, an add-in is likely causing the problem (see step 5 below). Repair Your Outlook Profile: Control Panel: Go to Control Panel ...
Thanks for using Microsoft products and posting in the community. When you add a new mailbox in New Outlook, after you enter your mailbox name, there will be a “ Show more ” switch under the box of entering password, turn on the switch, you can modify the server settings of your mailbox. Please note that because New Outlook is still under ...
7. **Complete Setup**: - Click 'Next' or 'Done'. Outlook will test the account settings. 8. If everything is correct, you will see a success message. Click 'Finish' to complete the setup. If you encounter issues, ensure that you've entered the server settings correctly and that your internet connection is stable.
POP (Inbound) Incoming mail server: mail.optimum.net. Incoming mail port (SSL): 995 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports) Incoming mail port: 110 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only) SMTP (Outbound) Outgoing mail server: mail.optimum.net. Outgoing mail port (SSL): 465 (Secure Connection.
1.if possible, please change to another network environment and check if there is any improvement. 2.screenshots about how you run the “wizard”. 4.to identify the issue is related to the account, please provide the outlook connectivity result of remote connectivity analyzer via private message by clicking https://community.office365.com ...
There are several ways to go about changing email account settings - one of which is the following. From within Outlook. - Press CTRL+ALT+S (this brings up the Send/Receive Settings window) - Select the group you want to edit and click on the <Edit> button. - Select the email account you want to modify --> click on <Account Properties>.
2. Opened Outlook in safe mode (outlook.exe -safe) and attempted to do the same SMTP outgoing server changes there, Outlook refuses to save the changes. 3. Went via Control Panel, searched on Mail (Outlook) and attempted to change the settings there for the outgoing server, ran an email test, no joy there.
In reply to Chris J Parker's post on July 17, 2023. Inside Outlook, try this. Press Ctrl + Alt + S, click edit, select the account you want to edit, then click account properties. From there you should be able to enter the incoming/outgoing server settings and enable SSL etc. CJ.