Hostgator email settings for outlook 2010

#Hostgator email settings for outlook 2010 manual

Enter Display name, email account, and password.

To be fair, IвЂ™m not sure if this works because I have Office 365 Home or if it works for everyone, but give it a shot. The only thing is each account will appear as a folder in your main Outlook (Hotmail, MSN, etc.) account. The second solution is a bit odd, but it works well too because one can also check your Hostgator accounts by logging into.

Once you see the General window from step 5 above, click OK.

This should test the account successfully. Once back in POP or IMAP Account Settings. When you choose this encryption type, make sure the Ports have remained as indicated by your Hostgator settings because mine changed for some reason.

Use the following type of encrypted connection: SSL/TLS on both.

#Hostgator email settings for outlook 2010 manual

Incoming server (IMAP) and Outgoing server (SMTP) as found in your Hostgator Manual Settings for Mail Client Configuration.

Check Use same settings as my incoming mail server.

Check My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.

Check Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA).

Logon Information: User Name (same email used in user information) and Password.Server Information: IMAP and Incoming and Outgoing male servers found in your Hostgator Manual Settings for Mail Client Configuration.User Information: Name and email address.Manual setup or additional server types.Go to the new profile and click Properties: Then, while still on the original profile follow steps 1-5 above. (If prompted to allow this app to make changes to your device, click yes) Steps for those of us who need everything explained: The first one is basically making a new Outlook profile with one of the Hostgator accounts and then adding the others to it, if any. Let me preface this article by saying what I'm not an expert, however, I was having the same problem and I seem to have found a couple of viable solutions for Outlook and one for the Windows Mail app.