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1. Microsoft outlook for mac keeps crashing password#
2. Microsoft outlook for mac keeps crashing windows#

Then outlook is NOT connecting using modern auth. IF you check outlook connection and it says "Clear".

Yes, the issue was outlook was not connecting to O365 using Modern Auth. Make sure your registry keys are set AND you have the right file versions and Office 2013 patches. This means your client is attempting to connect with Legacy/Basic Auth, instead of modern auth.

Microsoft outlook for mac keeps crashing password#

I installed those missing KB's (in this case, the Csi.dll and MSO.dll files were missing from the C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OFFICE15\ directory) and it connected finally.Īnother red flag that you should keep in mind is when you setup an Outlook profile OR your user is prompted for their password (in your case after changing the password), that the password box is the basic username/password box. It turns out that I was missing the files that the patches mentioned above should have installed. I ran the incredibly helpful Office CAT and this pointed me in the right direction. That's when this behavior began - the user simply could not connect when outside of our white-listed network. Today we began enforcing multi-factor auth through the classic Azure portal because even when you turn on MFA, your users can still use 'Legacy Auth'. We had prepared the organization by making sure the registry keys were being pushed out via group policy AND confirming that our machines were patched with the latest Office 2013 patches (that should get the required files to the right versions outlined here in the "MSI-based installations" section). Our organization turned on Multi-Factor auth through the modern Azure portal about 3 months ago. I actually dealt with a similar issue today where a users Outlook would stay at "Disconnected" in the bottom right while outside of our whitelisted network IP range. Users who connect using Legacy Auth who also have CLear in the AUTHN column in connection status will have only 2 of these reg keys.Īlot of time wasted but at least i got to the bottom of it sort of. You can also verify by going to registry HKCU\Software\microsoft\office\16.0\Common\Identity\identities

Microsoft outlook for mac keeps crashing windows#

Those times I SARA did not work and outlook still connected using legacy Auth is where I would wipe the Windows Profile. So that tells me that MS SARA was also wiping something out in the windows profile as 9 times out of 10 I used sara it would work. If i just recreated the profile myself without sara it would not work. THis part took about 10 to 15 min just had to let it sit and monitor it. After letting SARA create the profile After a few minutes all the connections would start changing from Clear to BEARER. Running thru that and just telling SARA to continue to fix the issue and get to a point where it asks did I want it to recreate the profile I said yes and that also did it. I ran MS SARA and chose outlook keeps prompting for credential which also happened. I found another fix as well but its more time consuming. How can you tell? If you open Outlook Connection Status, under the AuthN field if it says clear (Legacy Auth) If it says Bearer* (Modern AUTH). The issue that caused this was Outlook2013 stuck on legacy AUTH and not using Modern Auth. I reached a point where I am down to 2 users left with this issue and our help desk has been pushing out Outlook 2016 which has Modern Auth on by default. I was never able to put my finger on it, nor was MS for that matter which is sad! It would be nice to be able to put my finger on it and just delete that part without having to delete the entire user profile. So, the autodiscover and setup process is storing something in the users profile or User registry that do not get deleted just by deleting the Outlook profile. Logged back in and Outlook now connects ok. Knowing it would work I now backed up all data from my own user profile and deleted that. This time Outlook connected to Office365. I deleted the entire user profile off the RDS server and logged in again. I deleted the Outlook profile but still could not connect. I tried connecting the account using an Admin login account which I knew had been used to access a different users Office365 account but never my account and definitely no account with MFA enabled. I was able to connect outlook to Office365 on another computer and so knew the MFA was working. I checked the Autodiscover settings in the Domain Controllers DNS server and they reflected those in the public DNS. I ran into this problem on our RDS server which runs alongside a domain controller in Azure.