How to request a read receipt and/or delivery receipt. In a message you're composing, go to the Options tab on the ribbon. In Tracking on the ribbon, select the Request a Delivery Receipt box and/or the Request a Read Receipt box. If you don't see these choices under Options, select More Options at the right end of the ribbon, then select the ...

Other reasons you might not receive a code. If you don't promptly receive the security code, the delay could be due to issues with your wireless carrier or your internet service provider. Here are some things you can try: If you used an email address to get the code, check your junk email folder. Try waiting a bit longer.

On the View tab, select View settings. Select Accounts > Email accounts. From the email accounts pane, you can now select the option to add a new account, or manage or delete an existing account. Select Add Account , in the Suggested account dropdown, add the Gmail account you want to add, and select Continue. On Sync your Gmail account, select ...

After you turn on two-step verification or set up the Authenticator app, you may run into issues if you use apps or older devices (like Windows Phone 8 and Xbox 360) that don't support two-step verification. If you have two-step verification turned on and an app isn't prompting you to enter a security code when you sign in, you may be able to sign in with an app password instead.

Select Security at the top of the page, and then select Advanced security options.This takes you to the Security basics page. Under Ways to prove who you are, you’ll see the options to change or remove/add security info for each section.When changing this security info, you’re asked to verify your identity via text, email, your Microsoft Authenticator app, or a verification code from your ...

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From the Microsoft Authenticator app, scroll down to your work or school account, copy and paste the 6-digit code from the app into the Step 2: Enter the verification code from the mobile app box on your computer, and then select Verify. On your computer, add your mobile device phone number to the Step 3: In case you lose access to the mobile ...

Open the Authenticator app, select Add account from the Customize and control icon in the upper-right, and then select Work or school account. Select OR ENTER CODE MANUALLY. Enter the Code and URL from Step 1, and then select Finish. The Accounts screen of the app shows you your account name and a verification code.

To finish the process, just follow the verification link in the email. If you need a new verification email: Sign in to Manage how you sign in to Microsoft. A Verify button will be next to any unverified aliases. Click Verify next to your email address, and then click Send email. View more Microsoft account help topics.

Same as the first scenario, except that you send an email message to a person whose email address ends with @adatum.com. Yes, but it is not blocked. You are directly connected to your ISP and thus are authorized to send mail through the ISP's SMTP (outgoing) server to any email address, regardless of where the recipient's mailbox is.