Every time I open Reminders it brings up a reference to an account that is not mine and asks for a password for an e-mail address which is not mine. I have to cancel to proceed.
iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2013), OS X Mavericks (10.9.4)
My exchange account integration works fine with Contacts, Calendar etc. Its just with Reminders that it isn't recognising my password - deleting the account is not a viable option
Go to System Preferences - Internet Accounts and look for the Exchange account there. Delete it if you don't want to use it.
Matt
Thank you. I have found the Exchange account in my system preferences, but, before I delete it I am concerned that it shows an e-mail address which is not mine, apart from sharing my first name. I am concerned that I may have been hacked.
Does anyone else ever have physical access to your computer? Does the address belong to one of your friends/family/contacts? Have you recently had to take in your computer for repair, or given remote access to anyone?
It's very unlikely that you have been hacked - a hacker does not normally add their own email address to your system.
Matt
Thanks. I'm looking into it.
Reminders brings up message: Reminders can't connect to the account "Exchange". This is not my account; it then requests a password for an e-mail address which is not mine. Can anyone help?
