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Discussion topic: How can I get my app 16 digit password

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This message was authored by: stasharon

How can I get my app 16 digit password

As the title really how can I get my 16 digit at password Microsoft are asking for it

 

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This message was authored by: Mark39

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@stasharon I'm afraid Sky no longer provide app passwords. 

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Re: How can I get my app 16 digit password

Can I get it from Yahoo?

 

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@stasharon 

No.

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But what version of Outlook (presumably) are you trying to use?

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@stasharon wrote:

Can I get it from Yahoo?

 


No because a Yahoo one can only be used with a Yahoo email address and not a Sky one.

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Re: How can I get my app 16 digit password

Outlook classic 

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@stasharon wrote:

Outlook classic 


Unfortunately Outlook Classic does need  a generated password.. (which are no longer available)

Could you not use New Outlook instead?

There are a few other email clients that can use OAuth logins, can you not use one of those instead?

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