Open Outlook > File > Info > Account Settings > Email accounts > Change Existing Email accounts. Double-click on the Email account > More settings > Advanced > uncheck ‘This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)’ for outgoing server (SMTP).

Disable the "Remember me" or "Keep me signed in" option When you log into your Outlook account, there will be a box that says Keep me signed in. You can sign out and sign in again to uncheck that box to disable the setting.

"Microsoft Security Alert" states that the system is infected and that the user must immediately contact Windows Help Desk (via a telephone number ["+44-800-086-9326"] provided) to resolve this issue. … Once connected, criminals install malware and/or change system settings.

Windows Security Alert generally does not show up on its own. Mostly, it is the action of the user that prompts such malicious pop-ups. … You might have unintentionally installed an irrelevant bundled program that might be causing the browser to misbehave and show fake alert pop-ups.

This hard to understand error means the security certificate your email server is using has expired or is invalid for other reasons. … You can’t hide the warning or turn it off, but in all likelihood, it’s safe to OK it and connect to your mail server.

When the User identification settings are enabled in Outlook (configured with an Exchange account), it prompts continuously for login credentials. To get rid of the password prompt problem, you need to disable this setting. Open Outlook, go to File >> Account Settings >> Account Settings.

How to disable Hotmail/Outlook automatic login Click Start, type msconfig, and press Enter. In the Services tab, find Microsoft Account Sign-in Assistant. Uncheck the checkbox next to it. Click Apply and click OK. Restart your computer.

It is a fake pop-up notification (virus alert) claiming that the computer is infected. This error is displayed by a malicious website that users visit inadvertently – they are redirected by potentially unwanted programs (PUAs) that infiltrate the system during installation of regular apps ("bundling" method).

How to remove fake pop-ups Download and install Kaspersky Anti-Virus. Disconnect from internet to prevent further interference from the adware. Reboot your computer into. … Delete any temporary files using ‘Disk clean up’ Run the on-demand scan in Kaspersky Anti-Virus. If adware is found, delete or quarantine the file.

Press Windows Key + S and enter user. Select Change User Account Control settings from the menu. When User Account Control Settings window appears, move the slider all the way down to Never notify. Click on OK to save changes.