Next click on the link to “Show Details” for a listed device.įrom here you can use the “More actions” link to remove a device, if warranted. Microsoft Account Management.įrom the site Menu icon (top-left), select “Devices”. These steps apply to complimentary (free) email addresses via or or How to remove connected devices.įollow this link and login, as the 1st step to seeing what devices are connected to your Microsoft account. Please ask your Office 365 admin for assistance if you have a paid Office 365 email account. Note: An email address hosted on Office 365 may not be considered as a “Microsoft Account”, resulting in an error screen if you try to login for these steps. Here you can use the “Edit” links to view more details, or to even remove a Service or App from access to your HotMail / email account. Or you can use this link to the same location: Microsoft Apps and Services Activity Now scroll way down to the “Product and Service Activity” section, and click on the “View and Clear Apps and Services Activity” link. Or you can use this following link to the same location: Microsoft account Privacy. Next Click on the Menu (top-left) and select “Privacy”.

Delete POP3 account, recreate as IMAP as mentioned / HotMail specific: How Do I See Who Has Access to my Account? See who and/or what cloud services or apps have been connecting to your email account.įollow this link and login, as the 1st step to seeing who has connected to your complimentary HotMail - msn.com - email account. Solve the CAPTCHA to unlock send via application functionality.Ħ.

Visit the page via desktop - important! Sign in, you are taken to CAPTCHA page.ĥ. Receive an email from member services team containing link to sign in page.Ĥ. This will create as POP3 (unfortunately!)ģ. I then went back to my phone, deleted my POP3 account for and recreated it as IMAP.

Solving the CAPTCHA seemed to unlock the send via application functionality. However, after siging in, I reached a CAPTCHA page. Visitng the same link via my desktop took me to the same sign in page. Immediately, I received an (automated) email from member services asking me to sign in before I could send email via an application.Ĭlicking on the sign in link in the email on the phone took me to a sign in page, and signing in took me to my inbox - mobile version. Finally, recreated the account via Auto Setup, which set it up as a POP3 account.

I tried deleting and recreating the account with the settings mentioned below. Over the past few days, I noticed errors when sending email through.

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