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Last updated: September 2016 Issue If you're connected to an Exchange 2013 server, you might be prompted to enter your user name and password in Outlook 2016, even though you're logged in to your computer with your network credentials and Outlook should silently log you in. Status: Fixed We apologize for any inconvenience this issue has caused and want to let you know that a fix has been released. Please install the latest updates to resolve this issue. To update Office, go to File > Account > Update Options > Update Now.

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I am having trouble with Outlook it keeps on asking me for password and it happens across all devices. I actually managed to create a profile just that every single time i launch outlook i will be asked to enter the password.

Eventhough the password is correct and i ticked remember my credentials it will still ask me enter the password. Which is why i believe it is not the outlook client that is being an ass. Anyway a little background on my environment, i am running hybrid exchange, i have multiple domains setup but only 1 is running hybrid. The mailbox that keeps on prompting password is on the cloud.

Steps i did, • recreate profile • ran the SaRa (ms support and recovery assistant) • had ensured i'm using the latest version of office All the steps i did does nothing. Any idea why?

I saw several instances of this problem in a very large Outlook 2013/Exchange 365 rollout I worked. What ended up fixing the problem was disabling some of the add-ins. The list is under File, Options, AddIns. Here's a link to a helpful screenshots. I recommend you start by disabling as many as possible, verify the problem is resolved, then re-add those that are necessary one at a time to make sure you don't re-enable the offending one. Across the enterprise, we didn't have any consistency as to which add-in was the root cause. The only consistency was that this procedure fixed them all.