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#Problem adding gmail to outlook 365 pro
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Hope that works for whoever needs it or stumbles upon this thread.

When given the option, click "Sync directly with Google" (NOT "Continue").

Add Gmail account from Preferences>Account like normal.

Click the "New Outlook" button now available.

Sign into my ICLOUD ACCOUNT* (I don’t actually use it for email, but I figured if it worked, I’d be able to use it to access the New Outlook button).

This meant signing out from the account that wasn’t compatible with the New Outlook (365 account still linked)

Sign out of all accounts in preferences.

For me, my subscription was tied to an old Microsoft service called, which didn't have New Outlook integration, and I suspected the Gmail sign-in M1 bug was happening only on the Old Outlook. I had two problems: This one, and I couldn't get the "New Outlook" button (like in this post) even though my account had Office 365 and all that. Hey everyone, so I figured out a workaround since OP's solution didn't work for me.

#Problem adding gmail to outlook 365 pro

I'm using Outlook 365 on a 2020 M1 Macbook Pro running Big Sur 11.5.1 and Outlook 16.51. Signing out of accounts beforehand or changing sign-in method wasn't useful either.

edu student account let my other Gmail accounts sign in successfully afterwards. In my case, signing in successfully through my Google-hosted. Tl dr: You may need some different 3rd party 2-factor authentication to let you sign into a google-hosted account before Outlook will successfully sync with other.

#Problem adding gmail to outlook 365 password

I even tried changing default browsers, and switching from normal password sign-ins to "Use your Phone to sign in" but they didn't matter either. I also noticed that combinations of signing out of your accounts via System Preferences or removing signed-in Google accounts in my browser(s) didn't help. My student account uses Duo (a different 2-factor authentication company, not Google's) to verify sign-ins, but once Outlook got a single successful sign-in to any Google account everything was smooth sailing even if the rest of the accounts were verified by google itself. It seems like Google's in-house authentication methods doesn't play well with Outlook's sign-in process, especially after Step 6 where your browser asks if you want to open Outlook again. After I signed into that student account first, the rest of the gmail accounts works with no hassle or workarounds needed. The fix I listed above ended up not working until I signed into my student account which also happens to be hosted through google servers. which made me go through the process all over again. I added my student account no problem.ĮDIT July 31: In my infinite and self-destructive wisdom I decided to sign out and sign in again to Outlook. This solution works even for accounts that don't have the ending. I hope this helps out the poor souls that suffered through this login-loop like I did.

Click through the prompts that come up, making sure to Allow Outlook the various permissions that it needs.Signing in through password or through the Google app both worked. Sign into whatever browser opened up using whatever method.You'll be taken to an identical-looking page to the beginning of Step 3. Next, click Google again on the left side.Click "Not Google?" in the top right - do NOT click "Continue." Like this.

Click the (+) in the bottom right and click "Add account.".Open "Preferences" in Outlook, go to "Accounts".

#Problem adding gmail to outlook 365 mac

This means that your Mac will clear out all data related to the account and will stop syncing it, but will not delete it from your other Apple devices.

Go to your Mac's System Preferences, go to "Accounts", and mark any google accounts you've signed into as "Inactive" by highlighting each account and clicking the (-) sign.

If you've taken the rational route and signed your accounts in via your System Preferences, unlink them with your Mac first before continuing. Okay, I know this is a long-dead thread but I found a solution that worked for me.