I am trying to figure out why, when on my laptop, I log into the newly downloaded Outlook for Windows, get verified, see everything in the app, and then see Access Denied, repeatedly.
It could well be just general growing pains for the software, and there are other reports, but I wonder if I am also making a rookie mistake, as follows.
Microsoft allows only one primary email address per Microsoft account, and best I can tell the login user name has to be the email address preceding the domain.
I set up a second Microsoft account in order to get a second primary email address. However, the laptop is still logging into Windows with the user name based on my initial Microsoft account.
So does the following work, or not?
(1) Computer logs into Windows under one MS account.
(2) I log into Microsoft online using a second MS account.
(3) I log into Outlook for Windows using the second Microsoft account.
In other words, do the Windows login (email-derived user name), and the Microsoft account web login, and the Outlook for Windows login have to be all the same?
Or, once I login to Microsoft online, is it sufficient that this login match the Outlook for Windows login?
