Follow these steps to add your email account to Microsoft Outlook on your PC. Whether you're using a custom domain or a popular service like Gmail, these instructions will guide you through the setup, ensuring your account is configured correctly with IMAP and SMTP settings. Begin by opening Microsoft Outlook on your computer. Follow these steps to start adding your email account: Clicking File opens the account settings, where you can manage your email accounts. In this step, you will begin the process of adding a new email account: Once the account window appears, you're ready to enter your email information. Now you'll need to provide your email address and configure the account settings: Once you enter your password, Outlook will authenticate the email account and you’ll be ready to move on to the next step. If Outlook doesn't automatically prompt for your password, you may need to configure the account settings manually. Here's how: Once these settings are entered, your account will be connected to Outlook. After you've entered the necessary settings, finalize the process: Congratulations! Your email account has been successfully added to Outlook, and you're ready to start managing your emails. If you run into any issues during the setup process, try the following troubleshooting tips: By following these steps, you have successfully added your email account to Outlook on PC. Whether you're using a personal or professional email address, you can now manage all your communications in one place. If you have any questions, feel free to refer back to the troubleshooting section or reach out to support.Step 1: Open Outlook and Start the Setup
Step 2: Choose 'Add Account'
Step 3: Enter Your Email Address
Step 4: Set Up IMAP and SMTP Settings
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Port: 993
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Port: 587
Encryption Method: STARTTLSStep 5: Complete the Setup
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