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How can i get my mail server password

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I had to change my email password at work thru chrome for my home email, now I cannot get into my email account with the password on my laptop. Its asking for a mail server password...is that different to my password i use to access my gmail account away from my home computer?

I had to change my email password at work thru chrome for my home email, now I cannot get into my email account with the password on my laptop. Its asking for a mail server password...is that different to my password i use to access my gmail account away from my home computer?

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The password you use to access gmails webmail account using a browser is the same password Thunderbird needs to access that same server to download emails.

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The password you use to access gmails webmail account using a browser is the same password Thunderbird needs to access that same server to download emails.

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If you changed the password to your email account use these instructions to remove the stored passwords in Thunderbird so you can replace them with the new one.

https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=19006

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I have tried, but it doesn't work

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I have tried, but it doesn't work

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Hi, I have deleted all my passwords on Thunderbird, closed everyone and restarted, it still will not let me use the password I use on my gmail account. I don't understand how I can access my personal email through my gmail, but it won't let me access it thunderbird.

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The reason may be to do with gmail who have made some changes regarding what they call 'Less secure apps'.

Many people use more than a computer eg: phone to access their emails. Gmail created a two step verification for people who use eg: phones and this meant that anyone who had created this had to use an 'application specific password'. So if you use a phone and set up 2 step verification, then you have to create an 'application specific password'.

However, if you do not use a phone and just use computer, then you do not need the 2 step verification nor 'application specific password', but you may need to logon to your webmail account using a browser and select to use 'less secure apps'. See the info at this link:

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Thank you so much. I now have my phone and laptop mail back. Since now am unsecured, if I was to secure my thunderbird account again will I loose access again to my phone and laptop?

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You are not unsecure. All that is just Google marketing BS.

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Hi, I know I said it was all sorted. I got all my emails through thunderbird this morning. But now it won't accept my password again... any more thoughts on why this is happening?