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Make sure before editing or removing that you are sure of what needs to be done. This will allow you to edit whichever account you’d like. If you just need to edit something you can follow the steps for how to remove an account, but instead of removing, you choose the account and select Change. Now you know how to add and remove accounts from Outlook.

To confirm the removal of the account from Outlook just click Yes.

Click on the account you would like to remove so that it’s highlighted.

Go to File and click Account Settings > Account Settings.

Go to the Tools Menu and click on Account Settings.

Here are the steps to editing or removing an Account from Outlook: This is just as simple if not even more so, as adding an account. If it doesn’t work, here are the steps you can follow to set up a Gmail account in your Outlook profile, and how to stop Gmail from blocking Outlook. Once again, this should automatically set up your account.

Once it is all configured click on Finish.

In the boxes that say Password and Retype Password, type in the correct password that corresponds with the email address you typed in before.

In the box that says Email Address you will need to type in the full email address, for example.

In the box that says Your Name, type the name that you would like for others to see.

"Any users still experiencing impact should be mitigated shortly.," the company said in a tweet. In the bottom right corner, click Details Sign out all other web sessions.

Update: Microsoft says that the service outage has been resolved. If you forgot to sign out of your email on another computer, you can remotely sign out of Gmail. And until Microsoft can fix the problem, you’ll be locked out.

Logging out, though risks dropping access, as Microsoft will force you to reauthenticate.

The bottom line, then, is that if you’re logged into a Microsoft service, such as the mobile version of Outlook, or of Teams, stay logged in, and you’ll keep getting your email and messages from your co-workers. “Affected users are encouraged to keep existing sessions going and to avoid re-authenticating to services.” “ Existing sessions do not appear to be affected,” the company wrote. Microsoft, however, has some advice on what to do, and what not to do. “We’re evaluating additional options to remediate the problem.” “Rolling back the previously described change did not resolve the incident as expected,” Microsoft said on its status page, under the “more details” heading.