Apr 02 2020 02:33 PM
Dear all, I would greatly appreciate your advice. Like many, I have been forced to work from home recently. I do not have a work laptop, so I have paid for a personal copy of Office 365 which I am using (with my IT dept's support) to access email. We are also required to use Cisco AnyConnect, in case that's relevant. This is what happens:
I think the clue must be in the two different password dialogue boxes: the first on opening Outlook, which accepts my password, and the second some time later, which appears as the connection to the server is lost. I worked for two companies prior to my current company which moved their entire systems to Office 365, i.e. in the cloud. The password box I'm seeing during the 'error condition' looks to me like an Office 365 cloud login - but we don't have Office 365 in my new company (though I have it on my laptop, as I bought it myself).
Please help! The 5 screenshots below show, in order:
1. The 'correct' password dialogue box, which appears on opening Outlook, and accepts my password.
2. The 'incorrect' password dialogue box, which refuses to accept my password, and serve merely a warning that I now need to reboot my entire machine.
3. Details of the Outlook connection on my work PC - working perfectly.
4. Details of the Outlook connection on my laptop - working perfectly, before an issues.
5. Details of the Outlook connection on my laptop - not working, once the connection has been lost.