Like many others, I suddenly can no longer connect my Thunderbird to Outlook.The error message is 'Login to server imap-mail.outlook.com failed.'
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I get the corresponding error message if I try to send emails.
Mozilla Thunderbird is compatible with multiple platforms – Windows, Mac, UNIX & Linux. Especially for Linux & UNIX users, Thunderbird is a better option as Outlook is not compatible with them. Circumstantial Requirement. It might be possible that a user needs to migrate to Thunderbird, then they need to move Outlook emails to Thunderbird. To use Thunderbird's import wizard, you must use an older version of Thunderbird, because the wizard is disabled for Outlook and Eudora in Thunderbird version 38 and newer versions. Install version 31.8, import your data, then upgrade to the latest version of Thunderbird via the built-in update mechanism.
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I have received emails from microsoft, telling me that because of many failed attempts to access Outlook, I have been locked out. Clicking on links in these emails takes me to a record of attempts to connect to Outlook, and tells me that I have subsequently been reconnected, only to get locked out again.
I was using Thunderbird on Ubuntu on a laptop. However, from many instances reported on other forums, this is a common problem, which comes on suddenly.
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It is nothing to do with anti-virus software, viruses, wrong passwords, forgetting to switch on the computer, or drinking the wrong brand of coffee. There is clearly an in-built problem in Thunderbird.
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Does anyone know definitely what causes this, or a way of getting round the problem?
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Do I have to change to another email client?
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Please - no jargon, abbreviations, etc. I am NOT computer literate; just a computer user.