Outlook Password

[Guest]

I have an error message - "Enter network password" for the smtp server. A) I
dont' have a network. B) this is a new message C) I went into the control
panel - User account and set up a passwork on SMTP - it was accepted, but
still, I get the pop up. I've been on Microsoft online help, and help and
support on my computer. I can't figure this out. Anyone help?

 

[Gordon]

I have an error message - "Enter network password" for the smtp server. A)
I
dont' have a network

You do - any time you connect to the Internet

B) this is a new message

Usually caused by either your mail server being down or trying to send email
through your ISPs smtp server while connected to another ISP.

C) I went into the control panel - User account and set up a passwork on
SMTP - it was accepted,

Interesting. Would you care to tell us WHERE in the "User Account" function
the smtp server exists?

 

[Malke]

I have an error message - "Enter network password" for the smtp server. A) I
dont' have a network. B) this is a new message C) I went into the control
panel - User account and set up a passwork on SMTP - it was accepted, but
still, I get the pop up. I've been on Microsoft online help, and help and
support on my computer. I can't figure this out. Anyone help?

The error refers to the username and password you use to get onto the
Internet and/or to get your email. It has nothing to do with the User
Accounts applet in Control Panel. Look through your ISP-related
documentation or contact your ISP. They will be able to tell you your
user name and assign you a new password.

Your ISP will also have instructions on their website for setting up
Outlook with their service. Go and look at them.


Malke

 

[Lil' Dave]

http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/SMTP.html

Outlook Express and Outlook interface with a SMTP server the same way. Both
have connection options which also include a password, and, saving that
password.

If the password requirement is new, you need to contact support at your ISP
for that password if you don't know it. Which, I assume, is providing your
email service.

Dave