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User authenticated but not connected (outlook)

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I use an older hotmail account with thunderbird and it works perfectly fine. I needed to set up a new account, but with the new outlook account I get the User authenticated but not connected.

I found a few posts about this, but their fix does not work. disabling ipv6 in config editor

I am using the defaults, port 993 OAuth2 SSL/TLS

I have tried disabling ipv6 but that does not fix the problem. Don't know if Microsoft changed something with the newer accounts. Is there anything else I can do? the other posts I found about this were... https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1399126

I use an older hotmail account with thunderbird and it works perfectly fine. I needed to set up a new account, but with the new outlook account I get the User authenticated but not connected. I found a few posts about this, but their fix does not work. disabling ipv6 in config editor I am using the defaults, port 993 OAuth2 SSL/TLS I have tried disabling ipv6 but that does not fix the problem. Don't know if Microsoft changed something with the newer accounts. Is there anything else I can do? the other posts I found about this were... https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1399126

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There's now a setting in Outlook, (the website not the application) under Forwarding and IMAP, Let devices use IMAP. That has to be enabled.

You now can leave IPV6 enabled. That is no longer an issue.

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There's now a setting in Outlook, (the website not the application) under Forwarding and IMAP, Let devices use IMAP. That has to be enabled.

You now can leave IPV6 enabled. That is no longer an issue.

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