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To sign in to Outlook.com or Hotmail, you'll need your Microsoft Account username and password. Sign-in Note: Check the Don't show this again box if you want to go straight to Outlook.com next time (not recommended for shared computers). Can't sign in to Hotmail or Outlook.com?

Open Outlook in Safe Mode. If Outlook opens as expected in Safe Mode, the issue is likely an add-in or toolbar extension. Disable add-ins. One or more add-ins could be conflicting with Outlook and cause the problem. Disable all add-ins and see if this resolves the issue. Select File > Options > Add-ins. In the Manage section, select Go.

Fix software update and profile issues Out-of-date software and corrupted Outlook profiles are two of the most common issues that can prevent you from sending and receiving email. If you're an admin with multiple users reporting problems, you also should check for service issues with Microsoft 365. Common Outlook fixes Feedback

I cannot log into my Outlook email account. My Hotmail email was changed to Outlook last year. It has been working fine. I have, however, been using my hotmail address when logging into my email without any problems. As of today, I am not able to access my email.

If Outlook stopped receiving emails from somebody you know: Click the Home tab at the top of Outlook and select Junk. Click on Junk E-mail Options from the newly opened menu. Select the tab that says Blocked Senders to view the list of people that you've blocked in Outlook.

To change Outlook to work online, select Send/Receive > Preferences > Work Offline. Check offline settings. If you have issues on a Mac and have disabled Work Offline, you may need to sign in to your email account and change your settings. Check other Outlook folders for messages. If you don't see new emails in the Inbox, those messages may be ...

Launch Outlook on your computer. Now, click on the tab of Send/Receive and look for the button of Work Offline. Work Offline Mode – Outlook If the option is greyed out, it means that the mode is active. Click on it once to deactivate it. Now try connecting and see if the issue is resolved. Solution 4: Checking for Updates

Start an Office 2013 program. On the File tab, select Office Account or Account. If you see an Update Options button, select Enable Updates. Or, if updates are already enabled, but you're not running the latest build of Outlook, select Update Now. If you don't see an Update Options button, see Install Office updates to install the latest updates.