My password it used to accept is not accepted anymore
I tried to email and the password to send that email used to be accepted and now that password isn't accepted anymore.
I tried to email and the password to send that email used to be accepted and now that password isn't accepted anymore.
I have bought a new computer. When I try to get my e-mails I cannot log in. I´m pretty sure it is the right password. Maybe You can help me?
habe mein EMail von Handy ubernommen, von Handy kann ich ohne Probleme EMails verschiecken und empfangen.
I changed my email password on the providers web site, my phone, tablet both asked for the new password but Thunderbird has not, why can I still send and receive email ? … (читать ещё)
I changed my email password on the providers web site, my phone, tablet both asked for the new password but Thunderbird has not, why can I still send and receive email ?
And don't see a place to change the server password either, I thought it would just ask.
Using Thunderbird b150, but have tried -esr and regular TB. New install of Win11 26200.8037. Up to date Firefox. Have been trying for a week for Thunderbird to authenti… (читать ещё)
Using Thunderbird b150, but have tried -esr and regular TB. New install of Win11 26200.8037. Up to date Firefox. Have been trying for a week for Thunderbird to authenticate my Outlook account. Worked with Copilot. Finally found a TB setting, network.proxy.allow_hijacking_localhost, that was set to FALSE. Set it to TRUE and Outlook account authenticated. Able to finally send mail. This was last night. This morning: Sending of the message failed. The message could not be sent because connecting to Outgoing server (SMTP) smtp.office365.com failed. The server may be unavailable or is refusing SMTP connections. Please verify that your Outgoing server (SMTP) settings are correct and try again. No changed to any programs. Have deleted Outlook saved password. Thunderbird NEVER offers to get password/authenticate. I am truly and sincerely frustrated.
If someone can help me, would sincerely appreciate.