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Thunderbird with Outlook's free email account?

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Greetings from Pennsylvania.

I am try to set up Thunderbird using a free Outlook email account; with no luck.I am wondering if one can use Thunderbird with a free account?

I will/would go to a paid account but I am reluctant to if I can not get it to work.

The AI on Microsoft chat replied yes but I am not convinced. I have gone through numerous web pages looking for answers with no luck setting it up.

Problems I have:

the server outlook.office365.com has disconnected. the server may have gone down or there maybe an network problem.

the current operation on inbox could not succeed. the mail server for the account responded user authenticated but not connected.

With: network.dns.disableIPv6 = true

And: IMAP Mail Server outlook.office365.com name..@outlook.com SS/TLS OAuth2

Greetings from Pennsylvania. I am try to set up Thunderbird using a free Outlook email account; with no luck.I am wondering if one can use Thunderbird with a free account? I will/would go to a paid account but I am reluctant to if I can not get it to work. The AI on Microsoft chat replied yes but I am not convinced. I have gone through numerous web pages looking for answers with no luck setting it up. Problems I have: the server outlook.office365.com has disconnected. the server may have gone down or there maybe an network problem. the current operation on inbox could not succeed. the mail server for the account responded user authenticated but not connected. With: network.dns.disableIPv6 = true And: IMAP Mail Server outlook.office365.com name..@outlook.com SS/TLS OAuth2

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I would guess you have an antivirus product other than defender. Disable it and see if your experience improves.

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