

When you still get prompted for your password, it is best to close and restart Outlook. Once you’ve updated your password, Outlook will be able to connect to Yahoo again with Two-Step Verification enabled for your account.Office 365, Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2019įile-> Account Settings-> Account Settings…-> select your Yahoo account-> button: Repair…-> you’ll get prompted to enter your password.Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016 (msi)įile-> Account Settings-> Account Settings…-> double click on your Yahoo account.Tools-> Account Settings…-> double click on your Yahoo account You can also do it directly via your Account Settings. Go to Outlook and paste or type the obtained app password (without any spaces) when being prompted for your password.Press Generate to get a dialog with your App Password.
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This doesn’t matter functionality wise though. It’s actually currently bugged Even when you select “Outlook Desktop”, the App Passwords dialog will generate it for “Outlook Android”. Selecting “Outlook Desktop” isn’t needed to make the App Password work, but makes it easier for your reference. In the App password dialog that opens up, select: Outlook Desktop.

How can I use Yahoo Mail with Outlook without disabling Two-Step Verification?Ĭurrently, Outlook doesn’t offer native Two-Step Verification support for Yahoo Mail. Since doing so, Outlook is constantly prompting me for my password even though I’m 100% sure that I’m putting in the correct password. I’d like to improve my Yahoo Mail security by enabling Two-Step Verification.
