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How to Add your Hotmail Account to Microsoft Outlook 2010

Updated by Raymond - 7 months ago - Software
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Microsoft Outlook 2010 is a premium and powerful email client software that is bundled in Microsoft Office Home and Business or the Professional version. It can also be purchased separately as a stand-alone program at $139.99 from the Microsoft Store website. It is mostly used in corporate companies that uses email as their main method to communicate with their clients. Other than able to send and receive email from POP3 email servers, it can also download the emails from Hotmail or Outlook.com through the MAPI protocol after installing the Microsoft Office Outlook Connector.

Hotmail to Outlook

Many years ago, most web based email services such as Hotmail and Yahoo does not allow access from email clients unless they upgrade their account type to the paid subscription to enable POP3 and SMTP protocol for their account. Trying to access Hotmail from Outlook will prompt an error message saying “Access to Hotmail via Outlook or Outlook Express now requires a subscription. Please sign up at http://join.msn.com/general/Email“. The only way to remove this restriction is to subscribe to the Hotmail Plus which we had trouble cancelling the subscription at a later time. Thanks to Gmail for offering POP and IMAP services for free to their users, they created a competition where competitors such as Hotmail also started to allow email clients to access Hotmail.

Here is how to configure your Microsoft Outlook to download the emails from your Hotmail account.

1. First you need to download Microsoft Office Outlook Connector and install it on your computer.

2. Run Microsoft Outlook, click File > Info and click the Add Account button.

Outlook Add Account

3. Make sure E-mail Account radio option button is selected, enter your name, hotmail address, password and click the Next button.

Outlook Auto Account Setup

4. Microsoft Outlook will now try to automatically setup the server configuration. Once all you see all 3 steps being checked, click the Finish button.

Outlook Congratulations

5. Microsoft Outlook should automatically start synching your emails from Hotmail. If not, go to Send/Receive tab and click the Send/Receive All Folders button. Do note that your emails will still be available at Hotmail.com and not deleted after downloading to your Microsoft Outlook client.

For your information, Hotmail Plus is still available today at $19.95 a year and it offers the advantage of 10GB space that automatically grows with your needs, no account expiration and no graphical advertisements. Another advantage of subscribing to the Hotmail Plus is that you can always recover it back if your account ever gets hacked by providing your credit card information that used to subscribe.

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9 comments on “How to Add your Hotmail Account to Microsoft Outlook 2010”

  1. NIMS says:
    3 years ago

    I was just thinking about How to add your Hotmail account to Microsoft Outlook and you’ve really helped out. Thanks!

    Reply
  2. bumi says:
    4 years ago

    good

    Reply
  3. kelly says:
    4 years ago

    Hi and thanks for all the help and work you put into this and it has really helped alot.Keep on goin!

    Reply
  4. MSPb77q says:
    4 years ago

    thanks!

    Reply
  5. Ben says:
    5 years ago

    Hi there,
    this is the first time i am reading your blog, and i wanna tell you its awesome.. keep those posts coming in.. thanks heaps!

    Reply
  6. Preston says:
    5 years ago

    o’kay

    Reply
  7. max aspegren says:
    5 years ago

    add me to outlook from hotmail MSN

    Reply
  8. Chazza says:
    5 years ago

    My Outlook (2003) was working fine but now is not receiving emails at all from my Hotmail Windows Live version. Says

    Task ‘Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.’ reported error (0x800CCCF7) : ‘The server responded ‘This operation is not permitted for this type of client.’. ‘

    I am able to send emails from Outlook successfully just not receive them.

    Reply
  9. Aurangzeb says:
    5 years ago

    Pls send me free hotmail account POP3 and stmp
    i m waiting for urs positive response.

    thanks

    Reply

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