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Remember that all Google products use the same account information.When you change your Gmail password, you're really changing your Google account password, meaning you'll have to log in with this new password when using any Google product like YouTube, Google Photos, Google Maps, etc. How to find y=mx+b on excel for mac.

Title says it all. I've changed my Gmail password. (For the obsessive, this is a DIFFERENT email account than the one I posted a few minutes ago. Different problem.) There is literally no place to change the password. The field under Mail > Preferences > Account just doesn't exist.

I've changed the password two layers deeper in the SMTP settings, but that doesn't apparently change the IMAP setting. This doesn't make sense at all. I'm happy to edit a Prefs file, but which one? I deleted everything related to that account in Keychain Access, but I still don't have the option of entering a new password.

I had the same problem, no place to enter a new password in latest El Capitan version 10.11.3. The quickest fix for me was to go to accounts under Mail Preferences, highlight the account, delete the account by hitting the - (minus sign), and then just add a new email account by setting up Gmail as a Google account selection. It took a whole 2 minutes to get all my emails back in my inbox.

Much less time than the time it took me than the many forums I read through trying to figure out the solution. Thanks Greg, unfortunately, I run in a problem when trying your three steps solution.

1) Go to gmail.com and change it there first > no problem here, that was done beforehand 2) System Preferences -> Internet Accounts -> Google -> change it there. > maybe I lack sleep, but this is where I looked first, and I can't seem to find where to type in my new password.

3) Mail -> Preferences -> Accounts -> Gmail -> SMTP Server -> Edit SMTP Server List -> choose the Gmail SMTP server and change the password there too. > no problem here either, I 'can' change it alright. Mac emulator for pc. Yet, since I don't use Gmail for outgoing e-mails, it's good already.