Yes, that is how I want it - I never use the gmail web client, I use Outlook. Note: I have long since had a setting in my gmail account that after a mail client downloads an email it should be deleted from the server. How can I reconnect my gmail account to Outlook to take advantage of 2FA without losing all my emails? But if I remove my gmail account from Outlook I'm afraid all my emails will be deleted and gone forever. I'm pretty sure I have to remove my gmail account from outlook and then re-add it, at which time 2FA will kick in. So I have enabled 2FA just now on my gmail account, and my Outlook-connected gmail account still won't connect via Outlook. Once complete, all Office apps should be closed and restarted to pick up the altered setting.On Google blocked Outlook from being able to connect to Gmail accounts unless 2FA is enabled. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Common\Identity\EnableADAL = 1Īlternatively, download and double click the attached file, and accept the warning messages to automatically create the key. The EnableADAL registry key referenced earlier must be created (Reg_DWORD) and set to 1: This can be achieved manually by adding the following key: See later in the article for minimum file versions.Īdditionally, a Windows Registry setting must be implemented. Yes, Microsoft recommend that the Office 2013 or Office 2016 version you are running is fully updated. Office 20 applications, including common apps siuch as Word and Outlook, and more specialised applications such as Sharepoint Designer, may not provide native support for modern authentication. While most modern clients support this out of the box, Office 2013 and Office 2016 applications may require a small configuration change before access can be enabled. The University is moving towards modern authentication technologies in a drive to ensure optimal security practices and processes including MFA.
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