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Dale Fritz
This started last night (Friday) after using Outlook Thursday night. Outlook is unable to sign in to my email account at msn.com. I can sign in directly to msn.com without Outlook. I have 2 msn email accounts set up in Outlook, one of which works fine in email.
The error message I get says "Sign-in failed. Outlook Connector has encountered an error. Please restart Outlook. If the issue continues, open the Control Panel, click Add/Remove Programs and repair Outlook Connector. If this does not fix the issue, contact Support."
I spent several hours on the phone with Dell Support last night. They tried repairing Outlook Connector, uninstalling it, then downloading a fresh copy and installing it, several system restarts, a system restore to late February (long before the problem), etc. etc. but finally said they could not fix it.
I finally removed this email address from Outlook (on this computer, but also have it set up on a second computer & didn't change that) and then set it back up and now get a detailed error report citing an unknown error during synchronization... "998 no extra explanation.
Any help resolving this will be greatly appreciated!.
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The error message I get says "Sign-in failed. Outlook Connector has encountered an error. Please restart Outlook. If the issue continues, open the Control Panel, click Add/Remove Programs and repair Outlook Connector. If this does not fix the issue, contact Support."
I spent several hours on the phone with Dell Support last night. They tried repairing Outlook Connector, uninstalling it, then downloading a fresh copy and installing it, several system restarts, a system restore to late February (long before the problem), etc. etc. but finally said they could not fix it.
I finally removed this email address from Outlook (on this computer, but also have it set up on a second computer & didn't change that) and then set it back up and now get a detailed error report citing an unknown error during synchronization... "998 no extra explanation.
Any help resolving this will be greatly appreciated!.
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