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You’ve just learned How to Remove an old Email Account from Outlook for Android, and now you’re ready to Add your Microsoft 365 Email to Outlook for Android. Let’s begin! On your Android phone, open the Outlook app If you’re greeted with "Welcome to Outlook" and prompted to "Add Account", tap Add Account, then skip

Are you having trouble with your email on Outlook for Android? You might need to remove the account, and then re-add it. Once you're done here, make sure to check out How to Add your Microsoft 365 Email to Outlook for Android. On your Android phone, open the Outlook app    At the top-left, tap

It's a headache GoDaddy is not "just another CSP". They are unique, with a highly customized (and limited) 365 environment that was created when, in 2014, Microsoft and GoDaddy announced a strategic partnership to help small businesses. This is a BIG problem for any "small" businesses with BIG business goals. Sure, but isn't that

If my files are in the Cloud and my internet goes down, do I get to take the day off? Only if you really want to It actually depends how the folders in your Microsoft 365 OneDrive are stored. Fortunately, it's a simple setting you can adjust for yourself! In most cases, you'll see a

On your iOS device, tap to open the Settings app. Tap on Passwords & Accounts. Tap the email account you wish to remove, commonly named Exchange. At the bottom, tap on Delete Account You will be prompted to confirm the deletion. Yes, this is safe! In most cases, your Mail, Contacts, Calendars, etc are “in the cloud” and will

Swipe down from top of the screen and select the Settings gear icon. Depending on what version of Android your phone is running, it might look more like the left or right sets of images: Scroll down to, and tap on Accounts. Tap the email account you wish to remove, commonly named Exchange. At the

Software can be expensive The appeal of saving a few bucks can have decision makers wondering things like, "Why can't I just use the product code from that other computer?", or "Why can't I just buy the package labelled 'for up to 5 home users'?" The simple answer is that it violates the "End User

As covered in IT World Canada, a Canadian company was recently forced to pay $425,000 in Bitcoin to restore its computer systems after suffering a crippling ransomware attack that not only encrypted its production databases but the backups as well. “They literally had not choice but to pay” because the backups were frozen, said Daniel