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How to Transfer Yahoo Mail to Outlook Using IMAP Settings

One of the most effective methods to transfer Yahoo Mail to Outlook is by configuring Yahoo Mail using IMAP settings. IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) ensures that your emails remain synchronized across multiple devices, allowing you to access Yahoo emails directly in Outlook without losing any data. Follow these steps to complete the process:

Step 1: Enable IMAP in Yahoo Mail

  1. Log in to your Yahoo Mail account.

  2. Click on the Settings gear icon and select More Settings.

  3. Navigate to the Mailboxes section and choose your Yahoo account.

  4. Under IMAP settings, make sure IMAP access is enabled.

  5. Click Save Changes to apply the settings.

Step 2: Generate an App Password for Outlook

Yahoo Mail requires an app password instead of your regular password when connecting to third-party applications like Outlook.

  1. Visit the Yahoo Account Security page.

  2. Click Generate App Password.

  3. Choose Outlook from the dropdown list.

  4. Click Generate, and copy the app password.

Step 3: Configure Yahoo Mail in Outlook

  1. Open Microsoft Outlook and click on File > Add Account.

  2. Enter your Yahoo email address and click Connect.

  3. Enter the app password generated earlier instead of your Yahoo password.

  4. Click Connect and wait for Outlook to verify and configure your account.

  5. Once the process is complete, click Done to finish the setup.

After completing these steps, all your Yahoo emails will sync with Outlook, allowing you to manage both accounts from one platform. This method ensures that your emails, folders, and contacts remain intact while transferring to Outlook. If you face any issues, double-check your IMAP settings and ensure your app password is correctly entered.

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