How to setup microsoft exchange on samsung galaxy s2

I enjoy hiking, exploring old and haunted buildings, swimming and camping with my fireman spouse. Watching and making movies is my passion. Log In via Login Sign Up. Home Articles Community My Profile. Article Edit Discuss. Home Tech Hardware Samsung Galaxy. Adding a Microsoft Exchange Account. Setting the Default Email Address. Changing the Email Settings. Deleting an Email Account. On the main home screen, tap on "Applications". Was this step helpful?

Yes No I need help. Tap on "Menu" on the lower left hand side. Tap on the "Email Address" box to type in your email address. Tap on the "Password" box to be able to type in your email password. Tap on "Done" on the lower right of the on-screen keyboard. Tap on "Next" on the lower right hand corner of the screen. On this screen, you can choose to set the number of days you want to sync your emails to your phone.

Set the email as the primary sending account. Set notifications and sync your contacts to your phone. Find "Accounts" Slide two fingers downwards starting from the top the screen. Press the settings icon. Press Accounts and backup. Press Accounts. Create new email account Press Add account. Select server type Press Exchange. Enter email address Press the field below "Email" and key in your email address.

Press Next. If this screen is displayed, your email account has been recognised and is being set up automatically. Follow the instructions on the screen to key in more information and finish setting up your phone. Enter password Press Password and key in the password for your email account.

Select client certificate If you turn on the function, press SELECT and follow the instructions on the screen to install the required certificate.

Enter server address Press the field below "Server" and key in the server address. Enter port number Press the field below "Port" and key in the port number. Turn encryption of incoming email on or off Press the drop down list below "Security type". Give the new password and that's it. That looks like you are talking about the Google Account password.

OP is asking for his Exchange password. AFAIK, the two are not related. Did I get something wrong? What does the "Playstore application" have to do with Exchange accounts, and why should it prompt for a new one?

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