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Windows Phone 8 : Accessing Email Settings and Configuring Accounts (part 1) - Connecting Your Microsoft Account

4/26/2014 2:39:25 AM
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This article guides you through the process of setting up different types of email accounts. All of the accounts types are configured through the phone’s Email+Accounts screen, which is accessible by going to the Apps List (swipe left from the Start screen), opening the Settings page, and tapping Email+Accounts.

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From here, you can set up a Microsoft account or a variety of email account types, which I cover in the following sections.


Microsoft Accounts

Although the use of a Microsoft account is optional, you can only get the full benefit of using your device if you use a Microsoft account. Microsoft accounts provide access to Hotmail, SkyDrive, Xbox, and Xbox Live, and they are also used for phone backups, phone location services, and even social networking.


Connecting Your Microsoft Account

Regardless of whether you use Microsoft’s Outlook.com email service (or Live or Hotmail), you should configure your phone to use a Microsoft account. Microsoft accounts are required for using a number of the phone’s features, such as backups and Find My Phone. You can link the phone to your existing Microsoft account by going to the Settings Email+Accounts screen and completing these steps:

1. Tap Add an Account.

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2. Tap Microsoft Account.

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3. Enter your email address.

4. Enter your password.

5. Tap Sign In.

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6. Decide whether you want to back up your phone; tap either Yes or Not Now. At this point, your phone is configured to access your Microsoft account.

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Automated Setup

Depending on how you have used your Microsoft account in the past, you might find that Windows Phone 8 automatically sets up other types of accounts on your behalf. For example, when I provisioned my Windows 8 phone with my Microsoft account, the phone automatically set up Twitter and LinkedIn because those accounts were cross-referenced with my Microsoft account.



Setting Up a Microsoft Account

If you don’t have a Microsoft account, you can easily create one for free. To do so, go to http://login.live.com and click the Sign Up Now link.

 
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