Can't log in to Exchange Active Sync on one of my two Outlook.com accounts

When you added the Outlook.com account to outlook, it should be added as an exchange account - and you'll have two calendars - the old one you used before and the new one in outlook.com.

When you change the view on the old one to list view - outlook is usually goofy and first changes the view on the default calendar (which is now outlook.com's) - select the old calendar again and change the view to list view.

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And if I move it to the outlook.com calender I can access them via outlook.com/phone, but I am still not sure what happens when I add stuff to the new outlook.com calender in my outlook desktop client when I don't have internet access.

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When your internet access returns, they will sync to the server and on to your other devices.

Hi Sneha,
thanks for your fast response.
Unfortunately I do not work on an installed version of forms.
I work on the browser-solution via Chrome.
Here I can't find any option to update my version -> guess it should be the latest one anyway?
Also I do not see anything about branching in the settings of my form.
Best regards,
Doris

>> I logged on to Outlook Live through my regular Microsoft account, using an email address that is neither a Hotmail nor an Outlook.com address. But when I am logged on to Outlook Live, it does show an outlook.com address,
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<br />Is the address outlook_long number@outlook ? That address is not routable - and it's because you have a non-Microsoft address set as primary on your Microsoft account.
<br />Microsoft has more information in this article: Outlook.com email account appears as "outlook_[long series of letters and numbers]@outlook.com" in Outlook for Windows https://support.microsoft.com/office/90ed7938-7f21-4cb5-a69d-a3b79ea4eafd
<br />To add the account to Outlook desktop as an Exchange account, you need to sign in using an Outlook.com alias. You can add one at account.microsoft.com, if you don't have one on the account already.
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Many thanks for your quick response, Diane!
<br />I shall switch to English, to be as clear as possibe in my further questions.
<br />Your explanations clarifys a lot.
<br />I have added my main mail account (IMAP) to the web app, and I can see those emails.
<br />I have added an outlook.com account to Outlook desktop, and moved calendar and contacts to that account.
<br />This works as well. Appointments and contacts are visible in the web app, and Android sync still seems to work.
<br />I might try to add outlook.com to Outlook on Android as well to see how that goes.
<br />Anyway, there are still a couple of questions left:
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• I had problems adding an outlook.com account, using the cryptic one that is displayed in the web app.
  I then created a new one under my name, used that along with my Microsoft login password, and surprisingly this worked.
  <br />The cryptic one is still displayed in the web app - *** Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde aus Datenschutzgründen entfernt. ***, can I change this?
  
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• Now, when I start Outlook Desktop, it always goes to the Inbox of the outlook.com account.
  How can I change this so it's the inbox of the IMAP mail account? (as I'm used to)
  
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• I assume the mails in the outlook.com account are just a copy of the associated mail account.
  I.e. I cannot do all mail work from @outlook.com but still need to visit my IMAP account to delete mails. Correct?
  
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• For Outlook desktop, is Microsoft's recommendation to just use the outlook.com account, or to also have the associated accounts included?
  
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Many thanks for your advice.
<br />Karsten
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Hello Diane,
<br />after almost 2 weeks now, I'm happy with the new setup - except for one thing.
<br />My outlook.de account (which I have set as profile on the account, as per your advice) is receiving all the mails from my main IMAP account (t-online.de).
<br />Which is not an issue for me on Windows desktop, but on Android. Because the Android app always opens a view of incoming mail for all accounts, which means that I basically see all emails twice - the t-online-de orginal, as well as the one redirected to outlook.de. This is annoying.
<br />I have tried to eliminate the outlook.de mails by setting up rules (to move in a separate folder, or even delete those mails), but these rules don't run automatically on Outlook desktop on incoming mail. The rules have no effect until I open the rules dialog and manually select them to run.
<br />Ideally, the mails redirected from t-online.de to outlook.de account would be removed from the inbox already on the server. I have also defined rules under Automatic Replies - Rules (one for TO: my t-online.de address, another one for TO: my outlook.de address) but also these don't have any effect.
<br />What am I doing wrong here?
<br />What can I do to not see two entries for all my emails when opening Outlook in Android?
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