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Outlook Keeps Asking for Your Password? How to Make It Stop

Usually Windows is holding a stale saved sign-in, or the account uses an older sign-in method the provider has switched off. Sign out of Office, remove old Office entries in Credential Manager, sign back in, and for older email providers switch to modern sign-in or an app password.

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Try this first

  1. In Outlook, go to File › Office Account and sign out, then sign back in
  2. Open Credential Manager › Windows Credentials and remove old Outlook or Office entries
  3. Restart Outlook and sign in fresh
  4. Check that your password works on the provider’s website
  5. Create a new Outlook profile from Control Panel › Mail
  6. For older email providers, use an app password or modern sign-in

When it’s more than a quick fix

If every computer in the office starts asking at once, the problem is on the email side, not each PC.

How we fix it remotely

We repair the Outlook profile and account settings with you over Remote Help and walk you through the sign-in steps; Remote Help never reads your saved passwords.

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Why did Outlook start asking after years of working?

Providers keep retiring older sign-in methods, and Outlook has to switch to the new one.

Is it safe to clear Credential Manager entries?

Removing old Office and Outlook entries is safe; you’ll just sign in again.

Can you fix this remotely?

We repair the Outlook profile and account settings with you over Remote Help and walk you through the sign-in steps; Remote Help never reads your saved passwords.

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