Why Is My Mac Asking For A Login To My Husband's Gmail Account

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I have Office 2013. Recently it keeps asking and asking for my password. I enter my password and tell it to remember my credentials, but it just keeps asking, and then stops asking, but says in the blue bar at the bottom that it needs a password. I cannot receive emails, I do not know about sending. I cannot change calendar items. This all started happening after I received an email from my U a few days ago. I went to Gmail to make sure all my mail had been forwarded (I have it set to forward to Outlook, but I check it periodically to make sure I get everything) for the first time since I reset my computer, and Outlook will not work now.

I repaired my Office installation, but nothing is working. I tried to repair the registry from here: HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Protected Storage System Provider, as described here:, but that key is not there.

Many users have reported that Microsoft Outlook for Mac keeps asking for the password of their Office 365 account. Thanks to readers of my blog, we have finally fixed the issue for most users. For others, we have at least a temporary workaround until Microsoft provides a fix. After you or your Mac administrator resets the password of your macOS user account, your Mac might ask you to update your keychain password or enter the password of your login keychain. It might also tell you that the system was unable to unlock your login keychain. That's because your login keychain is still using your old password.

Hi, Thank you for choosing Microsoft Office Community and thanks for providing us an opportunity to assist you. I would require more information regarding the issue: 1) What is the type of email account configured in Outlook (POP or IMAP)? Try opening Outlook in safe mode: Click Start -> Run or Hold Windows key + R, type outlook.exe /safe and then press ENTER. Also refer the below link to create and configure email profile and verify the results. Hope the above information will help. Let us know if you have any further queries related to Office.

I don't know. I just type [emailaddress] @ outlook.com, and it (used) to configure it.

Now it can't reach it. Then it says something about trying with an unencrypted connection, but that fails too. I tried setting it up manually, but that fails also. I tried it with Safe Mode.

It didn't ask for the password, but it didn't fix anything either. I set up a new email address, and that synced fine, so I'm not sure if it was Gmail after all. I still need this address though, so I would like it fixed. It syncs with the Mail app fine, but for some reason it won't sync with Outlook. My Tech Blog: http://hosch250.wordpress.com/.

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Hi, I apologize for the delayed response and thank you for getting back and taking time to share your responses. Disable all the add-ins associated with the Outlook application and check the results. You can access the Outlook 2013 add-in management window from the Outlook File menu; go to Options -> Add-ins: this view will show all active, inactive & disabled add-ins. If the issue still persists, then reset your account password and try configuring back.

Also check if you can configure the Email account with other computer and verify. Let us know the concerns over the issue. Thank you, but I have tried this. Anyway, I have set up a new Live (which was converted to Outlook) account and set my old one to forward to it and was able to import the new one. Also, I found out that MS had been updating the Outlook.com quadruplets to look and work more like Windows 8 on May 2, about when this started happening. I think that they may have somehow messed up my account somehow. Also, another person had this same problem; I, and I think the other person also, was not able to change my email address from the Change Email Address button, nor was I able to merge my old account with my new one.

My Tech Blog: http://hosch250.wordpress.com/.