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Thunderbird keeps trying to log into a removed account.

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hill.jeremyb
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Hey there support folks,

I'm having an issue with Thunderbird where I've removed an old account, but Thunderbird keeps trying to log into the account and pops up a warning every 10 minutes or so. I have no add-ons, no extensions, and I have two other accounts that work perfectly fine. I went through the process to remove my third account, which succeeded, yet Thunderbird is still trying to sign into it for some reason.

My hunch is that there is another section of the software (calendar, reminders, something) that is retained the account info and is trying to pull it from the server, but I have no idea how to find these other settings if they exist.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Hey there support folks, I'm having an issue with Thunderbird where I've removed an old account, but Thunderbird keeps trying to log into the account and pops up a warning every 10 minutes or so. I have no add-ons, no extensions, and I have two other accounts that work perfectly fine. I went through the process to remove my third account, which succeeded, yet Thunderbird is still trying to sign into it for some reason. My hunch is that there is another section of the software (calendar, reminders, something) that is retained the account info and is trying to pull it from the server, but I have no idea how to find these other settings if they exist. Thanks in advance for any help.

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On the possibility that it's an old calendar setting, click the spaces toolbar in upper left, click 'calendar' and any associated calendars will be listed partway down left side of pane.

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david
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On the possibility that it's an old calendar setting, click the spaces toolbar in upper left, click 'calendar' and any associated calendars will be listed partway down left side of pane.