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The service provider account has ceased. All the business email accounts have been deleted from Preferences-Mail-Accounts. Yet it still blocks any activity on mail until I click on the 'cancel' option in the window that it presents. This is so annoying - has anyone an idea for a resolution?
Thanks in advance
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 12.5
You probably have that account still somewhere you'd not normally look, like in the list of SMTP servers.
In the Mail preferences, select Accounts, then select one account, and under Server Settings, click the popup menu and choose Edit SMTP Server list... and see if it there; if it is, delete it.
You probably have that account still somewhere you'd not normally look, like in the list of SMTP servers.
In the Mail preferences, select Accounts, then select one account, and under Server Settings, click the popup menu and choose Edit SMTP Server list... and see if it there; if it is, delete it.
Luis has good advice. Also, if you haven't already done so, open System Preferences, Internet Accounts, and look there for the business email account that you want to remove. You may have to remove it from there also. There are buttons with "-" and "+" to remove and add accounts. Sometimes these accounts remain active even after being removed from within Mail Preferences-Accounts because there are other services (Calendar, Notes, etc.) that were on or linked to the email account and are persisting even after the email account is gone.
Mac Mail keeps asking me for a password to a business email account that no longer exists.
