Windows 10: live.com account not available after create office365 account

When getting a 365 account, I needed to transfer my personalized email address from outlook.com live.com to the new account. It did not transfer apparently because I cannot use it as sign in option.

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Office365 account is not working on Windows Live mail APP (Windows 7)

Hello Team,

We are trying to configure office365 on the Windows Live Mail app, which is not getting configured.

whereas, when we tried the same account with other Third Party app it is working fine.

Could you please suggest why it is happening? why it is not getting configured?

Any solution to this !!.

Addition Information:

• We have tried both exchange and IMAP settings.
• OS Windows 7 Pro SP1

 

how to add multiple Office365 account

Hi.

I am just trying to configure Windows 10 at computers at school where I teach computer science. All of our students and staff has Office365 account, therefore I would like to add on some computers all Office365 accounts, but on some only teachers' accounts
(to let not the students use them at all). I would like to list accounts in a lock screen like we had it with local accounts at Windows 8.1, i.e. without necessity to type the email address every time.

However, when I am trying to add accounts via control panel, it is only possible to add there Live account or create a new local account. On the other side, when I choose option "other user" at the lock screen, I could type there any existing Office365 email
an password and the system let me in. How is it possible to administrate permissions for individual Office365 users? Thank you.

Roman

 

Can I link an Office365 account with an Azure instance with a Microsoft Dev Center account?

Hi Aera,

I've got the Office365 account linked to Azure, no troubles there; my issue now is I'd like to create a Dev Center account with that Office365 account and it doesn't let me do that. It just gives me the
"You are signed in as ********@******** which is not associated with a Dev Center account. If you believe this is an error, try deleting your browser cookies and then do one of the following" message which doesn't help.

Is this because it's an Office365 account? Or because the admin of the accounts needs to allow access to create the Dev Center account? Or can I link my personal Microsoft account to the Office365 account? Or does it not matter if the bot is listed
by my personal account, if all the development and hosting is done on the workplace one?

Cheers,

Sam