Try visiting that and enter the email or (let it) send the code.Īlso see. What triggers the error may be the page asking you to protect your account by a secondary email or code when logging in using webmail. # Switch to the app or device for which you need the password, and enter the app password displayed on the screen.įor more info about signing in to specific devices, see. Type appdata in the command line and press Enter. Now, press Windows key + R to bring up the Run command. Under Processes, find and kill all Thunderbird-related processes. Step 3: In the File Manager, open the Mail folder or ImapMail folder (as per POP or IMAP account you are using). Step 2: Close your Thunderbird application. A window will appear displaying a list of profile files. A new app password is generated and appears on your screen. Right-click on the Taskbar and open Task Manager. From the Troubleshooting Information tab, click the Open Folder button under Application Basics section. # Under App passwords, tap or click Create a new app password. At the top of the Thunderbird window, click on the On the menu bar, click on the Thunderbird menu, choose EditTools menu and select Account Settings. If you're prompted for a security code here, enter it and tap or click Submit. # Under Password and security info, tap or click Edit security info. Microsoft may be requesting an app password in the background.
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