By setting the “Remember password” feature, the user can forget entering the password all the time. To safeguard MS Outlook email client, it is important to protect it with a password. Even a beginner can also use it with ease. MS Outlook is used by many peoples, as it can be use with ease. Even if the user has entered the password, it keeps asking for the password continuously.
It is one of the most frequent issues with users.
This has never happened before with that firm.īecause of this, I'm beginning to fear that Cox actually is DROPPING incoming some email as well.īut, in any case, the problem with authentication failure is NOT YOURS it for sure is Cox's.Sometimes Outlook keeps asking for password. Since that passcode email was simply not showing up via a POP access to Cox, I directly logged into Cox Webmail online and tried, tried again - the incoming-to-Cox emails were taking extensive time to show up on Webmail - like 10 minutes or more.Īnd right now, I have a query into an accountant asking about tax filings and the expected rapid response from them is nonexistent. This morning I wanted to log into a site that sends me a numeric passcode via email that it requires I type in before I can login.
However, the problem may be worse than just a transient inability for Cox's servers to authenticate valid email login information. Mention has been made multiple places here and on other external-to-Cox sites like DSLReports about the problem - as far as I can see, Cox isn't aware (or is not acknowledging being aware) that this is an ongoing fairly-recent problem experienced by multiple users around the country and is due to some problem at COX, not the users - it used to be, for many years, that Cox was rock-solid with POP email and also extremely fast to receive email from external sites - this certainly is not the case at this typing. This is a widely-known problem that "recently" showed up with POP (and probably other) Cox email.
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