

- #COMCAST EMAIL SETTINGS OUTLOOK 2016 ISSUES WINDOWS 10#
- #COMCAST EMAIL SETTINGS OUTLOOK 2016 ISSUES PASSWORD#
In the working Outlook 2010 scenario I'm going to IMAP 993 SSL incoming and outgoing SMTP 587 TLS. We have exactly the same settings with the exception that in Office 2010, I can select "SSL" or "TLS" independently, Click the Account Settings button, then select Account Settings Click New Select the E-mail.
#COMCAST EMAIL SETTINGS OUTLOOK 2016 ISSUES PASSWORD#
If it works fine, open Outlook click on file->account settings->retype the password and check if it helps. No issues connecting to a different Comcast email address on the same account on IMAP. Outlook 2016 keeps prompting for password Microsoft Outlook 2016 keeps asking for a password Login to the web server and check if the password works.
#COMCAST EMAIL SETTINGS OUTLOOK 2016 ISSUES WINDOWS 10#
On a different PC, we have Windows 10 with Office 2010. The OS is Windows 7 with patches updated through MAY-2019.


I have researched various articles on proper configuration which state to use either "TLS" or "SSL" as the encryption setting, but what I noticed was in Outlook 2016, there is only an option for "SSL/TLS" but you cannot choose them individually.Īlso found an article that suggested I use the tool and set for "best practices". Outlook users who do not want mail left on the server for 14 days will need to go into More Settings and change it. Log onto incoming mail server (IMAP): The connection to the server failed. 1 Reconfigure SMTP settings 2 Remove then add the email account 3 Change the SMTP port number 4 Check Virtual Private Network (VPN) interference in Outlook. Starting on or around 5/20 I could not longer log on to the server. I had been able to send/receive email using Outlook 2016 to Comcast for months over IMAP.
