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Windows 10 apps are supported and updated online via the Windows Store, and these include email, Skype, Groove music and Xbox Live. Your Windows 10 authentication (product key) is stored online, as are the decryption keys if your hard drive is encrypted.

Your Microsoft account also connects your PC with companion apps on Apple iOS and Android smartphones and on other Windows devices. It allows you to save files from your PC to OneDrive (eg from WordPad), as well as to create files online. Windows 10 is a mobile operating system designed to work with a Microsoft account, which provides access to OneDrive cloud storage and a growing number of online applications, such as Calendar, People, Tasks, Office, Sway, etc. By extension, they also help to protect your friends and family, and the companies you deal with online. Passwords help to protect you and your work. It’s not sensible to operate computers without passwords, and there is a strong case for making them compulsory. However, the whole issue of Windows 10 accounts and passwords is so important that it’s worth a longer discussion. Asking Cortana for “change sign-in requirements” or typing req in the search box will get you to the right place. The quick and easy answer is to go to the Settings page of your account, look for the words “Require sign-in” and change the option to “Never”. If you do, please contact Computer Services to let us know and we will investigate further.The quick and easy answer.

Repeat for every shared mailbox you have.

Make sure the username is is your Microsoft Office 365 username ( and enter your RRU password.

Please make sure the option for “ Remember my credentials” is checked off.

If this happens, then when prompted to log in

You should not be prompted again however in some cases you will see the box pop up again for every shared mailbox you are connected to.

If you are prompted to sign in, you will sign in with your RRU Office 365 account and then enter your RRU password (If you do not see the prompt, open a blank document then click on File → Account and press Sign in under User Information).

If the screen refreshes but you still see a Sign out link, repeat the steps.

In the main window, under User Information click on the Sign out link.

Click finish and Close to close the Account Settings window.

You might get a warning telling you that you need to restart Outlook for the changes to take effect.

If there is a check mark beside Use Cached Exchange Mode, remove it and click Next.

In Outlook click on File, Account Settings → Account Settings.

If you continue to receive the pop-up message, please follow the procedure below to get rid of the message. Whether you hit cancel or log in, the prompt returns A recent update to Microsoft Office has caused a login pop-up to appear in Microsoft Office.