Sign into whatever browser opened up using whatever method. You'll be taken to an identical-looking page to the beginning of Step 3.
Next, click Google again on the left side. Enter your google account address.Ĭlick "Not Google?" in the top right - do NOT click "Continue." Like this. Open "Preferences" in Outlook, go to "Accounts".Ĭlick the (+) in the bottom right and click "Add account.". This means that your Mac will clear out all data related to the account and will stop syncing it, but will not delete it from your other Apple devices. Go to your Mac's System Preferences, go to "Accounts", and mark any google accounts you've signed into as "Inactive" by highlighting each account and clicking the (-) sign. If you've taken the rational route and signed your accounts in via your System Preferences, unlink them with your Mac first before continuing. I hope that helps, if anyone is still struggling with this.Okay, I know this is a long-dead thread but I found a solution that worked for me. I also tested it with an alternate gmail account, not the one I had used to sign into the browser with, and it also worked on the first try using Chrome. B seems like the most likely reason but for me this is also a very recent install I've only had the M1 since this past Thursday. I don't know if the real solution was either a) the fact that it was Chrome, b) that it was a completely fresh install so there were no potential cache or cookie related issues to get in the way. I went through immediately and was added to Outlook. Once I was signed into the browser with the gmail account I intended to use, I set Chrome as default and tried adding it again to Outlook.
I had been using Safari as well as the new Chromium Edge for the authentication, but when neither of those would work, I decided to download and install regular Chrome and try it there. I was running into the same issue today and managed to find a fix that worked instantaneously once I tried it.
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