Outlook 2010 keeps asking for password in windows xp

You are welcome to come and post questions and comments about your experience with this software. Sign in to vote. Hi, I'm in a college were I migrated their systems to Exchange Monday, August 22, PM. We have fixed the issue. Actually we had to problems. Thanks for the help and ideas to fix this. Tuesday, September 6, PM. Exchange profile for all users. Also, certificat as been validated and contains the proper SANs.

I've verified the settings for autodiscover and they are ok. Tuesday, August 23, PM. Hi, From your description, you can try the following ways: 1. Thanks Sophia Xu. Wednesday, August 24, AM. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

Please check if any proxy is enable in IE. Thanks Mihir Nayak. Here's some additionnal details: - Using Exchange SP1 - computers reimaged this summer. I will test suggestions and come back with results. Wednesday, August 24, PM. Friday, August 26, AM. Have you checked the proxy setting in iE? You can reboot cas server and check if it helps. Mihir Nayak. I added another user to the Outlook It pop ups on that user asking for username and password.

I close outlook and I get the same issue. Also, I went into credential manager and added the correct passwords and still no success. Our exchange server is located within the same domain. I will check autodiscover later on today. GeoApps is an IT service provider. I had this happen to a user who had more than one account linked to outlook, we deleted one of the accounts from the server and she started getting this issue.

Windows 7 seems to not be giving messages to our domain users that their password is about to expire. We haven't found a group policy or Registry fix for this yet. We have the user close Outlook, change their password through ctrl-alt-del, then reopen Outlook and that message does not reappear. Seems that they don't even need to log off either. Tomorrow Morning I will change password and see if that corrects the issue. Also, we are running Windows XP Professional.

I changed the password to the account and I am still receiving the pop-up. After looking at the pop-up, it is trying to connect to our exchange server: mail. I type the correct credentials and the pop-up still comes up. Also, I went into manage passwords and made a reference to the exchange server with credentials and still same issue. The funny thing is: if i exit out the pop-up and click need password, it will connect to the exchange server no problem. We can work around this issue that way; however, the client wants the pop-up to disappear.

Thanks for all your help and any other advice will be greatly appreciated. Leave Outlook running for few minutes don't close it just so that Exchange server takes the effect , Exit Outlook and try opening Outlook again I keep coming up with the same exact issue with the correct password inputted each time.

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Under the subfolder that you found in step 7, examine the d0d binary value. It represents a GUID for example, 5f cf d5 f1 ba 5c 6f 45 b3 57 cc 5e 0d 16 94 Under the subkey found in step 9, examine the value of the binary value. This value determines whether Outlook is using Anonymous Authentication. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported.

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