While setting up Outlook 2003, I inadvertently misspelled my Hotmail email
AD, now it is grayed out in the Outlook Connector, and will not let me
continue any further.

Q. How do I edit or correct the misspelled email AD?

On Nov 22, 1:35 pm, CAT wrote:
While setting up Outlook 2003, I inadvertently misspelled my Hotmail email
AD, now it is grayed out in the Outlook Connector, and will not let me
continue any further.

Q. How do I edit or correct the misspelled email AD?

just a guess... uninstall Connector and reinstall it.

"PD43" wrote:
just a guess... uninstall Connector and reinstall it.


Have already tried the un/reinstall of OLC....Have even tried a un/reinstall
of MS Office.
After each un/reinstall, I open OL and the OLC pops up asking for
username/password,
with the incorrect username(email AD) already grayed out.
These un/reinstalls won't work because there is a file somewhere that does
not get
removed through the un/reinstall process....It's kinda like the profiles in
Firefox, that
don't get removed when the main program is uninstalled.

Then you need to create a new mail profile - Control Panel-Mail Icon.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, CAT asked:

| "PD43" wrote:
|| just a guess... uninstall Connector and reinstall it.
|
|
| Have already tried the un/reinstall of OLC....Have even tried a
| un/reinstall of MS Office.
| After each un/reinstall, I open OL and the OLC pops up asking for
| username/password,
| with the incorrect username(email AD) already grayed out.
| These un/reinstalls won't work because there is a file somewhere that
| does not get
| removed through the un/reinstall process....It's kinda like the
| profiles in Firefox, that
| don't get removed when the main program is uninstalled.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
Then you need to create a new mail profile - Control Panel-Mail Icon.


Thanks Milly....
Your suggestion worked perfectly! Actually I just edited the incorrect email
AD.

After the un/reinstall's didn't resolve my problem, I knew there had to be
something like a profile hidden in another location (like in Firefox) that
wasn't removed by the uninstaller.
Once thanks to all.....Especially, Milly

You're welcome - glad it worked and thanks for posting back.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

After furious head scratching, CAT asked:

| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|| Then you need to create a new mail profile - Control Panel-Mail
|| Icon.
|
|
| Thanks Milly....
| Your suggestion worked perfectly! Actually I just edited the
| incorrect email AD.
|
| After the un/reinstall's didn't resolve my problem, I knew there had
| to be something like a profile hidden in another location (like in
| Firefox) that wasn't removed by the uninstaller.
| Once thanks to all.....Especially, Milly

"CAT" wrote in message
...

"PD43" wrote:
just a guess... uninstall Connector and reinstall it.

Have already tried the un/reinstall of OLC....Have even tried a
un/reinstall
of MS Office.
After each un/reinstall, I open OL and the OLC pops up asking for
username/password,
with the incorrect username(email AD) already grayed out.
These un/reinstalls won't work because there is a file somewhere
that does
not get
removed through the un/reinstall process....It's kinda like the
profiles in
Firefox, that
don't get removed when the main program is uninstalled.


Rather than uninstall and reinstall the Connector plug-in, what
happens when you delete the account (which uses Connector) and
redefined it anew?

You could also search the registry for that e-mail address spectre
that you see listed in the disabled portion of the username/password
prompt dialog window.