How can I get my virginmedia email account onto outlook (the new one)

Budsy 5 Reputation points
2025-10-24T15:53:47.7133333+00:00

How can I get my virginmedia e-mails on the new outlook for windows? Thank you.

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  1. SD - IA 180.7K Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2025-10-24T16:28:14.9066667+00:00

    Hi,

    You must add an account, before that you must make a password for My Virgin media.

    Via https://www.mailjerry.com/virgin-media-email-settings/

    1. Sign in to My Virgin Media.
    2. Go to Account Settings → Account details.
    3. Under Virgin Media Mail, select Manage beside Virgin Media Mail App Password.
    4. Click Generate to create a new app password. Copy it. This is essential — the normal account password will not work.​
    5. Open Outlook for Windows → Settings (gear icon) → Accounts → Add account.
    6. Enter your full Virgin Media email address (e.g., ******@virginmedia.com) and click Connect.
    7. When Outlook asks for your password, paste the app password you created earlier, not your normal login password.​
    8. If Outlook does not detect your settings automatically, enter them manually:
      • Incoming mail (IMAP): imap.virginmedia.com
      • Port: 993
      • Encryption: SSL/TLS
      • Outgoing mail (SMTP): smtp.virginmedia.com
      • Port: 465
      • Encryption: SSL/TLS
      • Authentication: Required (use your full email and app password).​
    9. Save and restart Outlook.

    Your Virgin Media emails should now start syncing properly in the new Outlook.

    I look forward to your response and am eager to collaborate until we find a solution.

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  2. SD - IA 180.7K Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2025-10-24T16:43:30.6+00:00

    Hi,

    Just add the email account here, by clearing the existing entry.. Choose IMAP when prompted.

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