Email Out-Of-Date Error Message in Windows 10

Old photo BTW. I believed I‘ve uploaded a few this year and last on Microsoft’s Community forum. At the time I believed the fault was with Microsoft. I was wrong.

Funny why does it say resolved. I pressed ‘edit’. SMH

My solution was to uninstall or not setup Calendar, Contacts or Email. Because Windows 10 prior to v1909 had the tendency to inform me that my Windows account is mismatch and requires fixing. For years I just re-entered my user name and password.

Then if I added more email account each required to be fixed Windows say. Which would require re-entering them all per email account.

The last thing I want is to keep having questionable issues. To me it’s intentional to prevent users from enjoying Windows in one way or another. I’ve ONLY experienced this on each Mac I’ve owned that ran BootCamp. That’s from installing a fresh copy grant shortly after running BootCamp Windows drivers.

Kinda think of it. Not installing Windows BootCamp drivers hasn’t presented any account issues. I know this because my older Mac Pro was running surprisingly well without BootCamp drivers.

It wasn’t until I found a fix to get BootCamp Control Panel to boot back into MacOS. Which at the time was the only issue I had. Only after installing BootCamp 6.1 drivers is when things changed.

Could it have anything to do with HAL?? I read it somewhere that it should be removed prior to installing the drivers. It’s the same process I had to use to get my 2015 12” MacBook to boot back into MacOS from Windows. It fixes the BootCamp Control Panel.

I thought this was a isolated problem. Nope! This goes back several years. It seems people using BootCamp are most likely experiencing this if they gone from Windows to MacOS and back into Windows. So the solution is to keep entering my user name and password. Claims the password was wrong on many Windows forums. LOL..

If that was true it wouldn’t pull your email nor set it up. All my emails worked while using Windows the few days Windows was running. No issues at all. Then the other day I decided to do something in MacOS Catalina. When I booted back into my Windows BootCamp partition, no less than 5 minutes it received the message about my email accounts being out-of-date. But why does this keep happening??

I cancelled my subscription with Office. So only the generic one built in with Windows 10. Once I sale the last Mac I have I won't be returning to MacOS. I'm sick of the excuses and the countless glitches I've experienced while running MacOS. Then the glitches and performance restrictions with BootCamp. Here are recent screen captures taken today. Right after receiving these errors I fix them of course (reentering my User Name and Password) as required. And booted into MacOS and then back to BootCamp to run Windows 10. Like I said it's always and issue ONLY when coming back to Windows once I've ran MacOS.

I forgotten to take the photos after the log in. Instead I fix them... LOL.. It just gotten to be a normal route. Grant at times it seems there is a delay before Windows inform me that something is wrong with my email account. The same issue with Calendar. The next time I'm going to record video of the reboot and log in. But here's the information regarding the email and calendar versions of standard applications found within Windows 10. And it's the same issue while running Outlook.

As promised here’s the issue on video. First I log into MacOS Catalina then I restart the MacBook to boot into Windows 10.

next post should include video. Wasn’t able to do video uploading from iphone.

I’m sure newer machines might not have this issue. Which is why I’m surprised the 2015 MacBook is having it. Then again, it’s cheap. So I’ll search for the old images I’ve uploaded on to Windows forum regarding my Outlook email out of date issue.

It’s going to take a while since I don’t use photos on the MacBook due to its limited storage space.

I’m sure.. I won’t be having these issues anymore. I’ve found a buyer. Apple products are for the wealthy. I’m glad you’re able to keep up with the newer product releases. Me, not so much. Thanks again. :-)

THIS ISSUE IS NOT RESOLVED. And I’ve given up. I decided not to use any email applications while running Windows BootCamp.

Here are the videos:

Booting into MacOS Catalina

https://youtu.be/nE2tMLkPMek

Windows request to fix email account

https://youtu.be/Ij_n9DyZu0o