Add/setup email account on Windows 10

This tutorial will show you how to set up a JetHost PRO email account in the Windows 10 default mail application.

We will be using a test email account email@yourdomain.com. Of course you will have your own email address so substitute that in the appropriate places. 

NOTE: Before proceeding, make sure you have a mailbox created.

1. To create a new email account, go to Windows Settings and click Accounts



2. Go to the Email & app accounts section and click Add an account under Email, calendar, and contacts




4. In the Choose an account window select Advanced setup and click Internet Email






5. Enter the following details in corresponding fields:

  • Email address: email@yourdomain.com (remember, use your actual email address!)
  • Username: email@yourdomain.com 
  • Password: password for this email account 
  • Account name: email@yourdomain.com 
  • Send your messages using this name: name which will be displayed in the From field of sent emails
  • Incoming email server: imap.stackmail.com (the same for all subscriptions)
  • Account type: IMAP4 or POP3 
  • Outgoing (SMTP) email server: smtp.stackmail.com (the same for all subscriptions)

 




The following options should be selected:

  • Outgoing server requires authentication
  • Use the same username and password for sending email
  • Require SSL for incoming email
  • Require SSL for outgoing email





Once finished, click Sign in.

That's it. You're done!

 

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