Hi All Before I start on this I'll just let you know where I've been with this particular query. Went to the Microsoft communities with this issue and they're not sure what the cause is. Went to whirlpool forums which is an Aussie tech forum, and I got no resolution there.

Mac 2016 excel vba parameters for activesheet.exportasfixedformat. So as a last resort I thought I would ask the Apple community One of my clients currently has Office for Mac 2016 installed, which was downloaded through Office 365 with his Enterprise E3 license. He is having an issue now where he is constantly prompted to enter his username and password as shown in the below screenshot I have reset his password through 365 admin portal, and entered that in the outlook account settings. I have since uninstalled office and done a reinstall on the clients Mac, also removed two keys from keychain: MicrosoftOffice15_2_DataADAL. And Microsoft Office Identities Cache 2. Microsoft identities settings 2 exists but that doesn't seem to related to login credentials. Not too sure what else to do here and any help would be greatly appreciated. The second link above solved our problem where Outlook For Mac users (v15.30) was repeatedly prompted for Office 365 service credentials.

Our Office 365 setup is synchronizing with our local Active Directory. Quit all office apps (word/excel/powerpoint/onenote/outlook). Open keychain access and delete all “adal” & 'office' entries 3. Relaunch Outlook and provide your credentials. Side Note: we had already deleted the non-function accounts from Outlook and had to re-add them. That may have also played a role in fixing this problem.

The second link above solved our problem where Outlook For Mac users (v15.30) was repeatedly prompted for Office 365 service credentials. Our Office 365 setup is synchronizing with our local Active Directory. Quit all office apps (word/excel/powerpoint/onenote/outlook). Open keychain access and delete all “adal” & 'office' entries 3. Relaunch Outlook and provide your credentials. Side Note: we had already deleted the non-function accounts from Outlook and had to re-add them.

That may have also played a role in fixing this problem. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

Outlook Keeps Asking for Password (Office 365) Outlook is the most widely used email client worldwide and definitely one of the most convenient email clients. However this convenience does not come without some issues here and there.

Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site. All postings and use of the content on this site are subject to the.

FAT32 proved faster, but not fast enough to worry about. I casually benchmarked reading and writing to the same flash drive formatted both ways. NTFS' journaling feature, which keeps a record of changes to your files, writes to the drive a lot, and will thus shorten its life. The speed difference was less than 2.5 percent. Best file system for linux. Speed really isn't an issue.