Access to an e-mail account

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Hi everyone,

I figured it out.

The problem was not related to outlook, but to googlemail. Got to:

Settings -> Accounts -> "Send as" (section)

There you can set e-mail addresses other than the account e-mail address as default e-mail address. This was the case for me, which resulted in the described "on behalf of" instead of "as" problems.

Yours,

Michael

Hello Agnethe

Of course,

Since I have a separate domain with e-mail, the Outlook.com account is not my main and not my only account.
So I had to perform step 2 in the tutorial.

I have the IMAP mail accounts re-set up.

So now I am back on the green field and can try to set up the Outlook.com account.

How do I add the account via "e-mail account" or via "manual configuration or additional service types"?

I have log myself correctly.

The direct way "e-mail account" does not go my e-mail address is ***** is and no @ Outlook.com address.
My account with Microsoft is my e-mail address *****

Therefore, somehow simply can not work.

Frustration....

Greetings Markus

Also bei mir steht "Outlook-Mail" und ich abe auch eine Mail bekommen, dass ich auf Outlook.com migriert wurde. Seitdem klappt es ja nicht mehr.

Aber was mich eher etwas nervt. Es gibt extra eine Anleitung

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-your-Outlook-com-account-to-Outlook-2010-6636e88f-3d21-413b-9fd1-38a99dfcb199

Die fragt sogar noch, was ich für eine Outlook-Version habe:

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-your-Outlook-com-account-to-Outlook-2010-6636e88f-3d21-413b-9fd1-38a99dfcb199#bkmk_step_2

und meint, Using a supported version gives you full access to your Microsoft personal email account, which includes access to your email, calendar, and contacts.
Und das tue ich.

Aber wenn ich die Anleitung für die Einbindung bei einer supportetn Version folge:

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-your-Outlook-com-account-to-Outlook-2010-6636e88f-3d21-413b-9fd1-38a99dfcb199#bkmk_add-supported

Dann kommt da nur die Einbindung des Mail-Kontos.

Aber wie kommt nun der Kalender und meine Kontakte wieder ins Outlook (2010)?

...und nein, auf dem Client kommt kein Outlook-Update auf 2013 in Frage. Wie gesagt, bei meinem anderen Client, mit dem ich mit Outlook 2016 zugreife klappt alles.

Hallo,

das ist leider
nicht möglich.