

Outlook 365 - Gmail-POP3 - (0x800CCC1A) : 'Your server does not support the connection encryption. If I had the problem I would not try anything withoutĢ testing the boot disk for my particular system imaging application just to make sure that I could get up & running in order to restore that system image, andģ asking one of the now-happy Outlook 365 users to post a screenshot of their TLS 1.3 Registry key contents so I could be sure of replicating everything they have in it. There is no telling whether or not it will help you or create additional problems in this particular case. There have been occasions when creating a Registry key purely in order to disable an entry within can be successful but I have only ever done it when somebody else has reported doing so & succeeding, which is not currently the case for this item. I re-tested my ability to connect to GMail earlier today after having completed Windows updates My Windows is up-to-date - Windows 10 Home 圆4 Version 1909 Build 18363.476 Just thought I'd let you know to save you wondering.

I still do not have any problem but I checked for that Registry key anyway. Just to avoid any confusion, you will probably find as I did that the Registry key to disable TLS 1.3 is not relevant to us Outlook 2007 users because the key does not exist for us.

You'll see that Outlook 365 users have now found a solution. I haven`t changed any settings at allGMS Group , about a week ago I get an error message when I try to download my email. This video shows the steps to get the iCalendar ICS URL from Google Calendar as well as add it to Outlook. Subscribe to a Google Calendar Video Tutorial Updates made to the calendar online should sync down to Outlook hourly. You can't add appointments in Outlook and have them sync up to the server. The calendar will sync to Outlook but it is read-only. Enter a friendly name for the calendar and return to Outlook.
