I’m glad I did because it turned out to be very much like my old Outlook. I chose Outlook 2021 (part of Office 2021) because it’s very similar to my Outlook 2013. In my case, I was very comfortable with my old Outlook version and wanted to continue with Outlook, assuming I could maintain all my previous Outlook email and data. For example, I know that the current version of the free Mozilla Thunderbird can use the OAuth 2.0 authentication mentioned in the Google email above. Using another app to replace your outdated Outlook is a possibility. I found lots of Internet websites selling Office 2021 keys for far less cost than Microsoft. To avoid no longer being able to use it after May 29th, I upgraded to Office 2021. In my case, I received the email above because I was using Outlook 2013. If your version of Microsoft Office is Office 2016 or older, you probably received this email: Is there another workaround? Assuming there is not and he must upgrade to a newer Office version, do you know which is the newest version supported for Windows 7? As far as I know Office 2019 requires at least Windows 10.If you are using Outlook with Gmail, you might need to take action by May 30, 2022. He has no access to the server to change the security settings. One friend of mine has a company email which using a browser can be accessed using RoundCube email client, and is also blocked for Outlook 2010. Of course by all means avoid 2FA! Never do that mistake, if you still can avoid it. Once you enable that you can access the Gmail with Outlook 2010, not sure for earlier versions. However, I went to our account settings using a browser, went to security section and there is an option to let less secure applications use the email. I'm using Outlook 2010 at work and I could not access our Gmail accounts because it is considered an outdated out-of-support insecure application.
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