All you do is adding your Microsoft account to your phone via Settings » Account. For this, you do not change anything on your computer.
If you want to continue with that venue, please, go for the category: Office » Outlook » Windows » Office 2010.
I do not use Outlook 2010, therefore, I cannot double-check whether those guides are still up-to-date. Anyway for this approach, several comprehensive tutorial are online like It is even not supportedīy Google except you are using a paid account (or other third-party tools). You went for approach C which is not supported by Microsoft because you use a third-party source. You have three approaches:Ī) you add in your phone via Exchange ActiveSync (EAS),ī) you add to your Google Calendar and use Outlook 2010 to read-only,Ĭ) you do not use anymore and sync directly with Outlook 2010. However, that is quite a generic category as well and you might not find an enthusiast specialized in your issue. » … » Connecting to with apps and devices. Therefore and to increase the visibility of your question, please, edit your post and change its category to: Because you mention Google Android, the Microsoft product you are using is You posted this question in the category ‘Other Windows mobile devices’ which is still about Windows 10 Mobile based phones.
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