I don't have a Windows account currently enabled as I don't want to enforce a PIN or any password on my desktop machine (there seems to be no way around this with a Windows account otherwise I'd use it). If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact using a local account on my Windows 10 machine. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. Also, you could add your current account into administrators account group and then check if the credential appears. The credential help Internet Explorer and Edge to enhance the security of your system. If my supposing is right, it will not automatically I suggest you use a local account to log on and connect the mail with clicking "Cancel".
So that the you will connect the Google mail automatically after you click "Cancel" in the credential. I would to know the type of your current account, Microsoft account, domain account or local account as I have asked you in my last post.įor the Windows Security credential, have you tried to remember your credential so that the system will not ask the credential again next time? I consider it may be your account permission issue, and I infer you are using Microsoft account to log on When using Edge I get this popup and if I click Cancel I'm sent to my company's signon page and from there everything works fine.Ĭan I disable this basic authentication popup in some way? Can I configure Windows 10 and/or Edge to handle this Negotiate scheme differently? I believe this is what is breaking the Mail app from working with Google (my personal email connects fine) and also breaking Chrome's browser sync feature because that too doesn't know how to handle Wanting to present a Basic authentication popup instead. The reason I believe is that my company uses SAML-based authentication with a forms-based authentication page, and Windows 10 and/or Edge are handling the WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate HTTP header and I cannot connect my Google account to Windows 10. (I asked this question on the 'normal' Microsoft support forums and was directed here.)
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