How To Sign Out Outlook App



HowHow To Sign Out Outlook App

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Note

Office 365 ProPlus is being renamed to Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise. For more information about this change, read this blog post.

In any Office app, go to File Account (or Office Account in Outlook) Sign out. Close all Office apps. From Office for Mac In any Office app, select the name of the Office app in the top menu. The next screen prompts you to set up the Microsoft Authenticator app, which lets you tap in an approval notification to give an app access to your Outlook account (no password or code required). For our purposes, select Cancel to move on to setting up two-step verification. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators.

Problem

Users experience issues when they try to sign out of Office 365, Microsoft Intune, or Microsoft Azure in a web browser. For example, users may experience one of the following issues:

  • When a user signs out of one of the portals or signs out of Microsoft Outlook Web App, the user isn't signed out of Microsoft SharePoint Online.

  • When a user signs out of SharePoint Online, the user isn't signed out of the portal or Outlook Web App.

  • When a user clicks Sign out, the user isn't signed out. Instead, the web browser reloads the current webpage.

  • If your Microsoft account ends in the '.edu' domain extension and is managed by your university domain administrator, or if your Microsoft account was registered or is still registered in Office 365, you may see one of the following messages:

Solution

To resolve this issue, use one of the following methods.

Method 1: Sign out and then sign in to https://mail.office365.com to access your mailbox

If you're receiving the 'We're having trouble signing you in' error message, see 'We're having trouble signing you in' message when you try to access your mail in Office 365.

Method 2: Close and reopen all web browsers

Close all web browsers and then reopen them.

To end the task for your browser, follow these steps:

  1. Right-click the taskbar, and then click Task Manager.

  2. Click the Details tab, and then do one of the following:

    • If you're using Internet Explorer, find iexplore.exe in the list, right-click it, and then click End task.

      Note Make sure that you end the Iexplore.exe task. Do not end the Explore.exe task.

    • If you're using Mozilla Firefox, find and right-click firefox.exe in the list, and then click End task.

    • If you're using Apple Safari, find and right-click safari.exe in the list, and then click End task.

    • If you're using Google Chrome, find and right-click chrome.exe in the list, and then click End task.

    Note

    • If more than one browser is listed, end the task for each browser.
    • If you're using a different browser than those that are listed here, end the task for that browser.
How

Method 3: Sign out of all Microsoft online services

You may be signed in to another Microsoft online service, and this may be preventing you from signing out. If this is the case, sign out of all Microsoft online services. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. Go to https://login.microsoftonline.com/logout.srf, and then sign out (if you aren't already signed out).
  2. Go to https://login.live.com/logout.srf, and then sign out (if you aren't already signed out).

Method 4: Clear cookies from the web browser

How To Sign Out Of Outlook App

Clear cookies from the web browser, and then try signing out again. The steps for doing this vary, depending on the browser that you're using. For more information, see the following resources:

  • If you're using Internet Explorer, see How to delete cookie files in Internet Explorer .
  • If you're using Google Chrome, see Manage your cookies and site data.

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More information

This behavior is by design. Azure Active Directory-based services (including Office 365, Azure, and Intune) use cookies to remember who you are and to automatically sign you in.

How To Sign Out From Outlook App

The sign-out process for services forces the session cookies to expire. These session cookies are used to maintain your sign-in state when you use these services. However, because the web browser is still running and may not be updated to handle cookies correctly, you may have a cookie that is not updated to expire and finish the sign-out process. By default, these cookies are valid for eight hours or are set to expire when you close all web browsers.

How Do You Sign Out Of The Outlook App

Still need help? Go to Microsoft Community or the Azure Active Directory Forums website.