- #HOW TO GET OUTLOOK EMAIL ON SAMSUNG S4 FOR ANDROID#
- #HOW TO GET OUTLOOK EMAIL ON SAMSUNG S4 WINDOWS#
Restart Outlook for Android and set up a Personal Identification Number (PIN) when prompted. You need to restart the app to continue, appears. The message, Your organization is now protecting its data in this app. Tap Skip or swipe through the feature screens. If prompted to add another account, tap Maybe Later.
If prompted to register your device, tap Register. By registering, you are verifying your identity so the device can be validated by your organization. Your company may have also implemented controls that will require you to Register before you can proceed. For example, you may be prompted to authenticate by using the Microsoft Authenticator app or verify yourself by text or phone. I have a fine trace log with remove account/re-sign-in activity I can send.Your experience may vary depending on your company’s requirements. Refreshing the folder list and changing which folders are synced (eg unchecking 'sent') Trying all options of sync frequency (I usually use manual) and sync amount (I usually set to 1 month) Changing connections between 3G and various wifi hotspots to show it is not a connectivity problem Deleting the account from within the app and signing in again Clearing the app data and signing in and syncing again Purging the account and re-syncing multiple times Things I have tried so far (on both devices): The sent folder doesn't seem to sync correctly either. How much is synced seems to depend on what data range I have set to sync, but it always gets stuck somewhere and is pretty random as to which point that is. The problem is that the app will not sync the latest email to my inbox - it will only show mail up to a certain point, sometimes say up to a week ago, sometimes none at all, but never up to the most recent mail (ie unread mail received today that I can see The phone is on android jelly bean 4.3 and the tablet is on kitkat 4.4.2. Enter your server setting details, if available and then tap the checkmark icon. Tap Setup account manually if available, and then on the email provider page choose Exchange and toggle Advanced Settings on. I don't use, or have any accounts set up in the stock mail app. In Outlook for Android, go to Settings > Add Account > Add Email Account. Otherwise, you’ll just need to enter an existing email address to get started. If you have an existing account registered, Outlook will offer to add it for you. When the welcome screen comes up, tap the blue Get Started button to begin.
Or, you can directly sync contacts to your Samsung Galaxy S4 as long as you have save them on your Gmail, Facebook, and account like that.
#HOW TO GET OUTLOOK EMAIL ON SAMSUNG S4 WINDOWS#
As you see, here you can also transfer contacts from Outlook, Windows Address book and Windows Live Mail.
Before this problem started I had been using the Outlook app since its launch Setting up your email in Outlook on your Galaxy mobile device is pretty straightforward: Open the preloaded Outlook mobile app. Click OK and wait for the contacts to get imported to your Samsung Galaxy phone. The only change I had made (on both devices) was to switch the theme colour from the default. I had updated to the latest version of the app several weeks ago and it was working fine. I use the Outlook app to access my hotmail account on both my Galaxy S4 phone and Nexus 7 (2012) tablet, but over the weekend it stopped syncing correctly on both devices. I am posting this question after initial advice received via twitter has not fixed my issue.
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