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Start the Email app. Look for it in the Apps drawer.
If you've run the Email app before, you see the Email inbox and you're done.
If you haven't yet run the Email app, the first screen you see is Account Setup.
Type the e-mail address you use for the account.
Type the password for that account.
Touch the Next button.
If you're lucky, everything is connected and you can move on to Step 5. Otherwise, you have to specify the details as provided by your ISP, including the incoming and outgoing server information, often known by the bewildering acronyms POP3 and SMTP. Plod through the steps on the screen, although the tablet really just wants to know the incoming and outgoing server names.
Your ISP most likely has a support web page for setting up e-mail accounts. That page may list specific account setup information for an Android device. Use it.
Set the account options on the aptly named Account Options screen.
You might want to reset the Inbox Checking Frequency option to something other than 15 minutes.
If the account will be your main e-mail account, place a check mark next to the Send Email from This Account By Default option.
Touch the Next button.
Give the account a name and check your own name.
The account is given the name of the mail server, which may not ring a bell when you receive your e-mail.
The Your Name field lists your name as it's applied to outgoing messages. So if your name is really, say, Cornelius the Magnificent and not wally78, you can make that change now.
Books and other info is sent to kindle by your registered email address. Log onto kindle Look for account and lists below the search bar and to right side. Hold cursor there and look down list to Manage content and devices. Click that. On right side click settings. That will give you a list of all the registered info on your device also an option to change any of that info. If you send personal files to your kindle you will also have to change the approved senders list, near bottom of page or you kindle will not accept anything from unknown senders. Any further problems you can try these to contact customer service direct.
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This is and ongoing problem with the new OS's. If you delete the email account and redo the email setup this usually helps. Ex. If you have a Optimum (Cablevision) email acct you need to use mail.optimum.net NOT mail.optonline.net cause Apple is not recognizing the old server names. So check with your email provider if the server names to setup have changed. I know that changing your email address can be a pain but if you go to a GMail email acct this will solve a lot of the problems that occur when using cable provider email accounts. Also there is a software that will notify all your contacts that your email has changed that you can implement if you choose.
Assuming you already know that a password isn't the issue and you know how to handle connecting to a password protected network...
Does your router have mac address filtering turned on? Maybe it's rejecting your tablet because the tablet's mac address list doesn't include the tablet's mac address.
Which error message? It probably a windows security setting issue. I have problems connecting to my DLNA server if I do so and a network share rather then as a media server for the same reason.
Most likely has an inactive mailbox address, He should contact Google mail for assistance, or simply register for a new account.
Make sure he uses a new user name and password when registering.
You have to go into Settings -> Mail, calendar ... and add a new mail account as "Other". Put in your email address anywhere you see user name. Choose the POP type of account - IMAP won't work. Use the following for settings:
incoming server: mail.nexicom.net
user: your email full address
password: your password
outgoing server: outgoing.nexicom.net
user: your full email address
password: your password
Tap "Next" and it will likely fail and ask if you want to connect without SSL. Tap "Yes" and you should get all green checkmarks and mail should now work. :v)
Connect your ipad to an exchange server. You can do it by following these instructions:
. From the Home Screen, tap Settings 2. Scroll down and tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars 3. Select Add Account > Microsoft Exchange. 4. Now type into the following information:
* Email: your email address * Username: your-Exchange-User-name * Password: your-mail-password * Description: It's Optional * Server: ****.com Your username is the one you use to access mail at work.it could be firstname and initial like (robd) for example or it could be your email address. Next, the server field you put in the server to connect to. Every business has a different name for this field. You should ask your IT dept. if you are unclear what your account credentials are to fill in these fields. But once you are connected to the server, you can specify what you want to sync onto your ipad. Contacts will be found in the address book under "Groups" these contacts will than pull from your exchange connection. Hope some of this helps.
This problem could be due to your DNS settings or your
IP Address. First of all you will have to configure your router to
accept the new computer. To do this you will need to go in to the
router in your browser
window and add your new device.
Then you will need to configure your router to either
automatically assign an IP Address or use an allocated IP Address and
use the same setting on your new computer. Also, you will need to configure
your router to either assign a DNS Server automatically or to use an
allocated DNS Server and once again you will need to use the same
settings on your new computer.
Your IP Address is crucial in order
for your new computer to connect properly to your network. Your DNS Server is
crucial in order for your new computer to access the internet through your network.
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