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See how to enable scripts. Microsoft Premium Office apps, extra cloud storage, advanced security, and more — all in one convenient subscription For up to 6 people For 1 person. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Application Compatibility. Sign in to vote. I upgraded from Vista to Windows 7 when it first came out, and have had problems with Outlook ever since. It has trouble connecting to my Hotmail and MSN email accounts.
I tried uninstalling then reinstalling both Outlook and connector, but still have the same problem. I tried installing the Windows Live applications, including the email client. It took a while to get that working but once it did Outlook connected, until I rebooted. Then neither one of them would connect. I tinkered with Live mail again and finally got it to connect, and Outlook connected. After a reboot, neither worked again. Right now I have Live mail working but can't get Outlook to connect.
I have all of the latest service packs. Make a note of this password, as you'll need it when you add your account to Outlook. Use the instructions at the beginning of this article to add your account to Outlook, but when Outlook asks for your password, enter your app password.
You can use an Outlook. Although Microsoft currently supports only Outlook versions Using a supported version gives you full access to your Microsoft personal email account, which includes access to your email, calendar, and contacts.
Using an unsupported version gives you access to the email in your account, but you won't be able to get to your calendar, contacts, or tasks. In the About Microsoft Office Outlook dialog box, the Outlook version number that you're interested in is on the first line, directly after the words Microsoft Office Outlook If there's another version number at the end of the first line in your dialog box, disregard it.
The following screenshot shows the location of the Outlook version number on the first line in the dialog box. Do one of the following, depending on whether your Outlook version is supported or unsupported:. If you have a supported version This path will give you full access to your email account.
If you have an unsupported version a version earlier than If possible, update Outlook to a supported version. To do this, go to Step 2: Update Outlook if your current version is unsupported. This is the best approach if your current version is unsupported, because it will give you full access to your email account. If you can't update Outlook to a supported version, for example because a policy of your organization doesn't allow it, go to Step 3: Start the new-account setup process.
It looks to me that the Outlook Connector that came with Windows live is interfering with the operation of Outlook on the laptop.
Outlook works for a while, but then when we try to email a photo from Photo Gallery Outlook just stops working. It won't open at all. I uninstalled the connector program, I thought but Outlook is still failing and rebooting the laptop seems to be the only thing that works until it freezes again.
I have tried removing the Connector add-in from Outlook but I'm getting a "you don't have permission" message. This is my husband's laptop that he uses for business so we don't care about the connector on there. Is this the correct fix and if so, how do I change the permissions to allow me to remove the add-in? Or should I just reinstall Outlook? Or remove Windows Live and then try to manually reinstall without the connector program?
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