How to Configure Yahoo Mail into Outlook

Resolved Email
CM
Community Member
May 02, 2016
4 replies
1,288 views
Reviewed by moderators

Hi everyone,

I’m using multiple email provider (Gmail, Yahoo, and some other domain. com) to access emails, all using MS Outlook. However, I’ve already configured Gmail and other domain. com account into MS Outlook (except for Yahoo) but now I want to know the steps to configure Yahoo mail into MS Outlook.

Thanks in advance for any kind of help.

 

Regards,

Henry

4 Answers
Accepted Answer
Verified by Edwin J. Hoffer, Expert · Reviewed May 2016

Hi Henry, nnAs you've already configured Gmail with Outlook, similarly you need to follow the steps to configure Yahoo mail too. Only the difference is that while configuring Yahoo into MS Outlook, you need to use the server settings of Yahoo for both incoming/outgoing mail server. nnAfter following those steps, if you face any inconsistency then feel free to contact for any further assistance. nnThanks & RegardsnEddie Thwan

Hi, nnI followed the same steps as I did during the Gmail configuration but this time I'm getting the error due to which I'm unable to connect to the server. I'm trying to connect my Yahoo account with POP3 configuration. nnMany thanks in advance. nnRegards, nHenryn

Hi Henry, nnThis often happens due to the use of wrong server settings. So if you’re using the incorrect server information, you may face this problem, to correct them you need to use the following Yahoo server settings: nnFor account type: POP3nIncoming mail server: pop. mail. yahoo. comnOutgoing mail server: SMTP. mail. yahoo. comnEncryption type for incoming server: You need to use SSL enabled port to connect with Yahoo account. nPort number for incoming server: 995nEncryption type for incoming server: TLSnPort number for outgoing server: 587. nnFor more info, click here: Know how to configure Yahoo mail with OutlooknnThanks & Regards, nMichael

To Michael, nnThanks for the reply and for posting such a nice article! I was doing the mistakes while filling in the details (especially the port number and encryption type) under the server information, I think the SSL port for POP3 has changed from 110 to 995. nnHope the above article will help others having the same problem as me. nnThank again! nHenry n