We are having an issue while trying to set up domain emails through outlook for angelastax.com. The MX records have been copied directly from outlook (https://domains.live.com/Manage/ManageDomains.aspx?DomainName=angelastax.com) with a Your service has been suspended. Please contact support. message across the top. A DNS report shows that the MX record is recognized but something on Outlooks end is not lining up.
Your MX records that were reported by your nameservers are:
10 31c4ecd5431de9466f26f103f8c1d9.pamx1.hotmail.com 65.54.188.109 65.54.188.78 (no glue)
Please let us know when we can continue to set up the domain email.
Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Tony
when i open page for a new message, there is blue ribbon on the top, above "Add a subject", with pull-down menu for "Send", "Insert", "Save draft" etc, but there is no Spell check. How do I get it?
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It just stops, sends the message that it has stopped and then reboots Outlook. Is this a Win 8.1 problem, and Outlook problem or my email server problem?
Sometimes I can send thru suddenlink (my server) sometimes thru icloud and sometimes I have to go to Yahoo, and then like just now non will let me send the email with a poster attached (200mb or less).
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How can I find emails that I achieved?
I keep being asked to 'sign-in' again. In other words, the system keeps asking me to verify my password and account. What's going on? I'm talking like very three-four new emails that I open up. This is annoying. Must be a new thing, cuz I've never been asked to 'sign-in again' so often...
Please advise.
When I set up my Microsoft Account a year or so ago, I put my birthdate into my profile. Privacy concerns led me to try to remove as much personally identifying info as I could a few months ago. I went into the profile and deleted home address and phone, and tried to remove my birthdate. I could delete the month and day, but it would not let me delete the birth year. I could change the birth year, however, so I entered 1905 (the earliest year in the drop-down list), so the birth year would be unusable as an identifier.
Last night while changing email settings in Outlook.com, I tried to delete my birth year in my profile again. (Microsoft is known for fixing glitches like this after a year or so, joke not intended.) When I found I could not rid myself of the birth year yet again, I tried changing it to another nonsensical year to trick Microsoft into letting go of the info. I chose the latest year in the drop-down year list-- 2013-- and saved the change. BIG MISTAKE.
Immediately Microsoft froze me out of my Microsoft account, my outlook.com, my msn, and essentially my law practice, telling me "you are not old enough to be accessing Microsoft security accounts, please have your parent sign in to this computer."
Ten hours or so later, after signing in as my wife, acting as my mother, I am allowed to get into my account, but I can't do anything because Microsoft has saddled me with child security B.S.
PLEASE HELP. I am 63 year old, long time Windows user who has really had it with Microsoft. This is really the last straw.
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