Any back-up email address - a work address, an ISP address, a different freemail service - is more than enough confirmation to recover an account. There are many posts regarding the same issue on this and other forums but no real solutions. TO ANYONE WHO ACTUALLY WORKS FOR GOOGLE: STOP ASKING FOR MY CEL NUMBER. I've deleted and recreated the AT&T account in Outlook, changed the password. I've followed the advice of other posts using netsh to reset winsock and ip. I can log on without any trouble and send mail. I've logged on to the ATT.net site, clicked mail and logged in, gone directly to, as I've seen in other posts, but the both redirect to mg. I am able to send and receive mail from the AT&T account in Outlook. Sometimes I have to click five to eight times in succession before it quits popping up. It also pops up periodically during the day at random times. Let us quickly move towards the solutions. Now, as you know, the reasons for Outlook asking for password repeatedly. Additionally, the credential Manager may have stored an incorrect password forcing Outlook not accepting password. It doesn't matter if I check the "save password" box, it continues to ask for the credentials everytime. Poor connectivity can also lead Outlook keeps asking for password even though it is correct. I can send and receive to the AT&T account but everytime I send an email, regardless of the account, I get a pop-up asking for my AT&T user name and password.
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Windows 10, Outlook 2013, 4 e-mail accounts including AT&T.
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