Windows 10: UPDATING AOL PASSWORD

CAN'T GET AOL ON MY SURFACE COMPUTER. HAVE AOL ON MY I PHONE BUT MY COMPUTER KEEPS SAYING MY PASSWORD IS OUT DATED BUT IT WON'T ACCEPT MY NEW ONE

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Windows 10 mail has stopped working with AOL

AOL now use Yahoo so you’ll require 2-step authentication & an app specific password.

 

Outlook trouble in Windows 10 handling AOL email

Hi Dave,

• Are you referring to Windows 10 Mail App?
• If yes, then is that an additional account?

If your AOL is an additional account in Windows 10 Mail App, then I suggest you to remove the account and reconfigure it and check the behavior. And if your AOL is primary a account, please get back to us for further assistance.

I suggest you to try the steps provided in the link below and check.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows-8/remove-account

Thank you

 

AOL Gold Problem - Delayed Sign On

Sorry, by mistake I deleted my last post saying I would get back tomorrow. Also, sorry about the confusion of my post on V2 and signing onto AOL.. I am now able to access AOL in Clean Boot mode using the AOL icon from my desktop.



Here is V2 (I hope) in Clean Boot mode.

DESKTOP-I57DH7V-(2020-06-03_05-59-36).zip

I will monitor AOL in Clean Boot mode and get back.

Jerry

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I performed the steps as previously noted.

Here are the results.

1. There was still a delay in AOL responding.
2. I did the Clean Boot process a number of times, mainly because I was not sure about the Clean Boot last step to restart the computer. So, I did Clean Boot both ways – Restart and Not Restart.

Now here is the big one.

During my last Clean Boot, I tried to log onto my AOL account. And, for some reason, my screen froze. I could not log on. Therefore, I could not supply screenshots of my Clean Boot process or respond to you in the Clean Boot mode. I hesitate to try the Clean Boot process again.

After I get your response, I have some follow-up questions.

Jerry

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I am going to try again with a Clean Boot for this reason. I may have taken an unnecessary step.
Brink’s instructions were for me to sign in as an Administrator. So, I created another Administrator only account and did all my tests within that account. I did not realize my Microsoft account had me listed as an Administrator. I’m sure that contributed to my confusing email I previously sent.
I will get back after doing a Clean Boot within my Microsoft account with what I find. However, I am still confused about Brink’s Clean Boot instructions. The last step says to Restart the computer. Another post said to choose “Exit without restart.”
Jerry