MSN Sign-In Screen Prompts for User Name and Password Repeatedly in Windows NTID: Q176828
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When you use Windows Messaging, Microsoft Outlook 97, or Microsoft Outlook Express in Windows NT to access your Internet e-mail on MSN, The Microsoft Network, the MSN Sign-In screen may repeatedly prompt you for your user name and password. This prompt may occur even though you are typing the correct sign-in information.
This behavior can occur if you are using a POP3/SMTP Internet e-mail program and your MSN e-mail account has not been migrated from the MSN Classic e-mail servers to the MSN POP3/SMTP servers.
To work around this behavior, use MSN version 2.5 on a computer running
Microsoft Windows 95 to migrate your MSN e-mail account to the MSN
POP3/SMTP servers. After this migration is complete, you can use Windows
Messaging, Outlook 97, or Outlook Express in Windows NT to access your
Internet e-mail on the MSN SMTP/POP3 servers.
For additional information about migrating your MSN e-mail account, see
the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q176276
TITLE : Frequently Asked Questions About Mail Migration on MSN
MSN e-mail accounts can be migrated to the MSN POP3/SMTP servers only by using MSN version 2.5 or later. MSN requires Windows 95 and is not supported with Windows NT.
Additional query words: permission denied msnetwork
Keywords : kbenv ntras NTSrvWkst
Version : WINDOWS:2.5; WINNT:4.0
Platform : WINDOWS winnt
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Last Reviewed: January 22, 1999