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codepoet5150
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Nov 18, 2020

Can't sign in - To Do says "It looks like you're offline"

I've been using MS To Do successfully for several weeks.  This week it stopped syncing with Outlook.  I signed out of the account in To Do.  Upon launching To Do now, I can't sign in, getting a message "It looks like you're offline."  But I'm on-line of course and all of my other O365 apps are working and are logged in successfully.  Did something break recently?

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  • reubster's avatar
    reubster
    Copper Contributor

    codepoet5150 

     

    For me this happens when I connect my company VPN. We're using Azure and I think To Do is trying to route to Office via the VPN, which won't work. 

     

    I need the VPN. No solution yet. 

    • Lee_Barber's avatar
      Lee_Barber
      Copper Contributor
      I also have this issue on corporate VPN. I'm guessing there is not a fix as yet.
      • reubster's avatar
        reubster
        Copper Contributor

        Lee_Barber 

         

        For me this resolves itself after a reboots. I think the VPN service is behind / caching it's DNS. 

         

        It works most of the time, but every now and again it stops until I next reboot. 

  • Gene_Gauthier's avatar
    Gene_Gauthier
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    codepoet5150 

     

    Has anyone figured out the resolution to this?  I'm getting this today.  Both the connection to my work account and person account show offline.

    • Jo_Wanda's avatar
      Jo_Wanda
      Copper Contributor

      Gene_Gauthier Hi, I might've accidentally come across a solution to this problem. It happened to me as well and multiple apps were acting like I wasn't connected to the internet. In my case, the reason was that I had multiple network adapters running on my PC and that happened without my knowledge too. The solution was that I turned off all but the one I was using to connect to the internet and it started working.

      Long story short, give it a check yourself:
      1. Go into the Search Bar and search for: "View network connections".
      2. You should Disable all devices but the one you're using for connecting to internet. (You may need Administrator permissions to deal with this)
      3. Just wait a minute and try to sign in/sync your apps, it should've just magically started working.

  • Gabriel Smoljar's avatar
    Gabriel Smoljar
    Copper Contributor
    I also got this error now. Did you find a solution?

    I tried deleting all personal and work Microsoft accounts from my Android device but no luck. Everything works except Todo. Both work and personal account show the same error.
    • AndreeF94's avatar
      AndreeF94
      Copper Contributor

      got also this error on Android but only if i reload the widget..

      Adding a task over the widget or the todo app in general works fine

      using a personal account

      xD

       

       

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