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#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 OUTLOOK UPDATE#
#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 OUTLOOK PASSWORD#

Under Change Settings, enter your new password.Now go ahead and select your email account.This could be GMail,, Yahoo Mail or any other POP/ IMAP account configured on your Outlook.

In the Account settings dialog box, navigate to the E-mail tab.

Now go ahead and hit File and then select Account settings.

From your desktop or laptop computer, open Microsoft Outlook.

Note: Look below for the updated procedure for Outlook 2019. Our next step will be the configure the desktop edition of Outlook (the one installed on your personal computer) to work with the modified password. Note: this process can be executed not only on your PC, but also for your cellular phone (be it Iphone or Android) as well as tablets (iPads, Android, Fire).

Click Save to change to your new password.

#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 OUTLOOK PASSWORD#

Enter Current password, New password and retype new password respectively on the space provided.

From the opened new tab select Security & Privacy.

On Managing your account, hit Account details.

Log into your Microsoft / / Hotmail Account, Click on Settings on the top right and select Options.

#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 OUTLOOK UPDATE#

We’ll start by showing how you can update your settings, and then actually update your desktop edition of Outlook 365 (2019/2016). That said, the process is almost fully applicable when using Yahoo, GMail or the account provided you by your internet provider, such as Comcast, Verizon and others. For simplicity, this tutorial assumes that you are using as your mail provider.

This post explains how you can easily reset your Outlook password in Microsoft Office 2016 / 365 /2019. It is recommended to proactively change your password periodically to ensure your account stays protected. Defining a strong password and storing it in a password keeping tool is a good first step. Securing your email account is a critical measure needed to safeguard your online privacy.