Unable To Login - Thunderbird Failed To Find the Settings For Your Email Account
Upon initial setup, Thunderbird says the ISP is recognized and auto-populates all the settings. Well of course these settings don't work and I'm unable to log in and receive some sort of message saying it didn't work. If I login using a browser via cellphone, I'm provided with the list of settings to use with email clients which is as follows:
Domain: @hot.rr.com SSL: On for SMTP and IMAP Protocol: IMAP Incoming Server: mail.twc.com Incoming Server Port: 993 Outgoing Server: mail.twc.com Outgoing Server Port: 587 Requires Authentication: Yes, or checked
Using these settings in manual configuration results in receiving the "Thunderbird Failed To Find the Settings For Your Email Account" message. The only difference between the settings that were auto-populated and the settings provided by logging in via web browser on a cellphone are the incoming/outgoing servers. Auto-population had them as mobile.charter.net, and they're listed as mail.twc.com by the email provider to use with email clients.
I'm trying to solve this problem for someone else and they happen to have the same email domain as me so I can fiddle with it without having to be at their computer with their passwords, etc. Presumably if I'm able to find the solution it will work for both of us. I don't normally use Thunderbird or any other email client, I just use web based email but they prefer to use a client. However, I'm doubtful that it will work considering the fact that settings provided by the email provider don't work.
Any input is appreciated.
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For a hot.rr.com address, Spectrum recommends these settings:
incoming IMAP: mail.twc.com, 995, SSL/TLS, normal password, User Name = email address
outgoing SMTP: mail.twc.com, 587, STARTTLS, normal password, User Name = email address
https://www.spectrum.net/support/internet/mobile-email-setup
Use manual config. in the setup window. Be aware that some AV apps like AVG/Avast might block the connection. Adding the account in Windows safe mode bypasses startup apps that interfere (or you can remove them).