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why I need to select “exchange” manually in outlook 2019?
Outlook Prompting for password from Exchange server in domain environmentOutlook refuses to connect to ExchangeTroubleshooting Outlook 2010 Exchange SetupOutlook 2010 exchange setup prompts for username@domain.local rather than email@domain.comOutlook 2013 won't connect to Office 365 (Exchange)Password Protect Outlook with Exchange Online + Shared Windows AccountsCannot connect to exchange server over internet on computer but can connect via mobileHow to disable cache exchange mode/offline storing office 365 mails for email clients such as outlook/thunderbird?Exchange 2016 & Outlook Anywhere - Repeated Authentication Popup when Outside NetworkHow to automate local Outlook to Exchange migration of 40 users
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The OS is Windows 10 1809 that joined domain.
In the previous Outlook(office 2016), user logged in by ad account, Outlook can be autoconfiged by click next.
But, after upgrading to Outlook 2019, only email address can be auto filled, but user need to choose "Exchange" manually and input password again.
Exchange is 2016.
So, is this a wrong config in Exchange Auto discovery?
exchange outlook
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
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The OS is Windows 10 1809 that joined domain.
In the previous Outlook(office 2016), user logged in by ad account, Outlook can be autoconfiged by click next.
But, after upgrading to Outlook 2019, only email address can be auto filled, but user need to choose "Exchange" manually and input password again.
Exchange is 2016.
So, is this a wrong config in Exchange Auto discovery?
exchange outlook
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
It could be increased security
– serverAdmin123
May 27 at 8:51
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The OS is Windows 10 1809 that joined domain.
In the previous Outlook(office 2016), user logged in by ad account, Outlook can be autoconfiged by click next.
But, after upgrading to Outlook 2019, only email address can be auto filled, but user need to choose "Exchange" manually and input password again.
Exchange is 2016.
So, is this a wrong config in Exchange Auto discovery?
exchange outlook
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
The OS is Windows 10 1809 that joined domain.
In the previous Outlook(office 2016), user logged in by ad account, Outlook can be autoconfiged by click next.
But, after upgrading to Outlook 2019, only email address can be auto filled, but user need to choose "Exchange" manually and input password again.
Exchange is 2016.
So, is this a wrong config in Exchange Auto discovery?
exchange outlook
exchange outlook
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
asked May 27 at 8:46
Fisher WeiFisher Wei
133
133
It could be increased security
– serverAdmin123
May 27 at 8:51
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It could be increased security
– serverAdmin123
May 27 at 8:51
It could be increased security
– serverAdmin123
May 27 at 8:51
It could be increased security
– serverAdmin123
May 27 at 8:51
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This most likely being caused by changes in office 2016 to prioritise office 365 and requires a regkey to be added.
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/322590-outlook-2016-for-windows/suggestions/36052099-stop-prioritising-o365-for-autodiscover
https://www.gothamweb.com/portal/index.php/knowledgebase/8/Outlook-bypasses-AutoDiscover-and-connects-directly-to-Office-365-mailbox.html?language=danish
answered May 27 at 17:01
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In my environment of Outlook 2016, I need to type in my password after choosing “Exchange” manually. As for the issue you described, you can configure Outlook to choose the type of account automatically.
answered May 28 at 8:53
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This most likely being caused by changes in office 2016 to prioritise office 365 and requires a regkey to be added.
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/322590-outlook-2016-for-windows/suggestions/36052099-stop-prioritising-o365-for-autodiscover
https://www.gothamweb.com/portal/index.php/knowledgebase/8/Outlook-bypasses-AutoDiscover-and-connects-directly-to-Office-365-mailbox.html?language=danish
answered May 27 at 17:01
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This most likely being caused by changes in office 2016 to prioritise office 365 and requires a regkey to be added.
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/322590-outlook-2016-for-windows/suggestions/36052099-stop-prioritising-o365-for-autodiscover
https://www.gothamweb.com/portal/index.php/knowledgebase/8/Outlook-bypasses-AutoDiscover-and-connects-directly-to-Office-365-mailbox.html?language=danish
answered May 27 at 17:01
SetsquaredSetsquared
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This most likely being caused by changes in office 2016 to prioritise office 365 and requires a regkey to be added.
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/322590-outlook-2016-for-windows/suggestions/36052099-stop-prioritising-o365-for-autodiscover
https://www.gothamweb.com/portal/index.php/knowledgebase/8/Outlook-bypasses-AutoDiscover-and-connects-directly-to-Office-365-mailbox.html?language=danish
answered May 27 at 17:01
SetsquaredSetsquared
1185
This most likely being caused by changes in office 2016 to prioritise office 365 and requires a regkey to be added.
https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/322590-outlook-2016-for-windows/suggestions/36052099-stop-prioritising-o365-for-autodiscover
https://www.gothamweb.com/portal/index.php/knowledgebase/8/Outlook-bypasses-AutoDiscover-and-connects-directly-to-Office-365-mailbox.html?language=danish
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In my environment of Outlook 2016, I need to type in my password after choosing “Exchange” manually. As for the issue you described, you can configure Outlook to choose the type of account automatically.
answered May 28 at 8:53
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In my environment of Outlook 2016, I need to type in my password after choosing “Exchange” manually. As for the issue you described, you can configure Outlook to choose the type of account automatically.
answered May 28 at 8:53
Beverly GaoBeverly Gao
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In my environment of Outlook 2016, I need to type in my password after choosing “Exchange” manually. As for the issue you described, you can configure Outlook to choose the type of account automatically.
answered May 28 at 8:53
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In my environment of Outlook 2016, I need to type in my password after choosing “Exchange” manually. As for the issue you described, you can configure Outlook to choose the type of account automatically.
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