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in GmailSlipstick SystemsHome / Outlook / Email / Outlook cannot synchronize subscribed folders in Gmail Last reviewed on July 15, 2014 —11 Comments On July 15, 2014, Google turned off Basic Authentication for all users and now outlook cannot synchronize subscribed folders 0x800ccc0e requires all mail clients to use oAuth 2.0. Outlook and other desktop email clients
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do not currently support entering the pin codes required by oAuth 2.0 and must use special app passwords instead. With reported error (0x800ccc0e) 'outlook cannot synchronize Basic Authentication turned off, users who are not not using two-step verification will be unable to connect to Gmail servers using Outlook, Thunderbird, and other email clients. You may receive the following message when
0x800ccc0e Outlook 2013 Cannot Synchronize Subscribed Folders
Outlook attempts to log into your account: An email is generated when an email clients attempts to log on and is blocked. You may receive the following send and receive error message: Task 'Synchronizing subscribed folders for alias@gmail.com.' reported error (0x800CCC0E) : 'Outlook cannot synchronize subscribed folders for alias@gmail.com. Error: Cannot connect to the server. If you continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or Internet service outlook cannot download folder inbox from the imap email server provider (ISP).' If you are using two-step verification, you do not need to enable basic authentication; accounts with two-step enabled require an application-specific password for access using applications, such as Outlook, that do not ask for the pin code. You have two choices: enable two step verification and use app passwords in clients that don’t support pin codes or turn basic auth back on. Two step verification is more secure and is highly recommended. To turn Basic Authentication back on, go to Gmail account settings and choose Allow less secure apps. If you aren't using two-step verification, you can enable it in Settings. You'll need to create an app password to use instead of your normal Gmail password. Enable two step verification video tutorial MoreInformation For more information, see Google's “Password incorrect” error page Outlook cannot connect to Gmail after July 15, 2014 (MSKB) New Security Measures Will Affect Older (non-OAuth 2.0) Applications
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