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With all things Mac, including the Mail app, everything usually just works. This app is great because it’s preinstalled with macOS, integrated with other Apple apps and services, and you can use it with any email account, including those from Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! But sometimes, it runs into problems, like an error message that says ‘unable to verify account name or password.’ Keep on reading to learn how to fix it. Show
What does ‘unable to verify account name or password’ in Mac Mail app mean?If you see the error message when you use Mail, it means that Mail is trying to connect to the server and log in using the credentials stored in your Mac’s keychain but has been unsuccessful. There are a number of possible reasons why you see this error message:
To fix the issue, we need to find out what is causing it by ruling out possibilities. But first of all, restart your Mac. It usually fixes a bunch of issues. If it doesn’t help, it’s worth resetting an app. 1. Reset the Mail appResetting Mail may be the only thing you need to fix the problem. Resetting an app means removing all the settings and other files it has placed on your Mac while you’ve been using it. When you open it after resetting, it will look and behave as it did when you first installed it or used it. This is a good way to fix problems with apps without having to uninstall and reinstall them or with apps like Mail that can’t be uninstalled. Resetting an app manually would take a lot of time and effort because you’d have to track down files manually and drag them to the Trash. However, there is an easier way to do it — CleanMyMac X’s Uninstaller module allows you to reset apps easily. You can download CleanMyMac X for free here. Once you’ve done that, follow the steps below to reset Mail:
Tip If you cannot see Mail on the list, go to CleanMyMac X Settings from the menu bar. Navigate to Ignore list > Uninstaller and deselect ‘Ignore system applications.’ The Mail app should now appear.
2. Enter the password in Internet AccountsAnother fix is to enter your password in System Settings. Here’s how:
If that doesn’t work, it’s time for some troubleshooting. 3. Try logging in from a web browserTo check that the problem isn’t with the email server you’re trying to log into, use a web browser to log into your email. If the account is with Google Mail, Microsoft, Yahoo!, or another webmail provider, log in from their website and try to access your email that way. If the account is your own domain or another private email domain, you can log in using a webmail client if there is one set up for it. 4. Log in from another deviceIf there is no webmail client for the email account you want to log in to, try using a different device like an iPhone or iPad. If you can log in to the email account from a web browser or another device, it means that the web server is working properly. If you can’t log in from a web browser or another device, double-check that you’re using the correct password. If the password is correct, the problem is with the web server, and you may have to wait until it’s fixed. 5. Delete old passwords from your keychainIf you’ve recently changed the password for the email account that you’re having trouble with, it could be that your login keychain still has the old password, and Mail is using that to try and log in. The solution is to track down old passwords in the keychain and delete them.
6. Disable and re-enable the account
7. Delete and re-add the account
The ‘unable to verify account name or password’ error in Apple Mail means that it can’t connect to your email provider’s server to send or receive emails. It could be a problem with the server, but it is more likely to be an issue with Mail or your keychain. Follow the steps above to fix the problem and get Mail working properly again. |