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iOS 9 and Exchange
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Hi ninan I see you're new to the forum (welcome!) and may not be aware that our rules do not allow a duplication of threads on the same topic. Such duplication can lead to some confusion as it may fragment any conversation by members addressing your issue. I've deleted your other post. We have helpful members here who I'm sure will respond to your question.
Enjoy the forum and when you get a minute or so check out our rules per the link below
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Hi OB,
I am aware that I shouldn't have duplicated my post. I did it by accident, and when I realized the mistake I tried to delete the duplicated post, but could not find the delete option (I tried by "edit" but the "empty" post was not accepted.) Anyhow, thanks. I will be grateful if someone knows the solution to my problem
I am aware that I shouldn't have duplicated my post. I did it by accident, and when I realized the mistake I tried to delete the duplicated post, but could not find the delete option (I tried by "edit" but the "empty" post was not accepted.) Anyhow, thanks. I will be grateful if someone knows the solution to my problem
No worries! I often suffer from the "twitching finger syndrome" myself and have lost count how many times I've pressed buttons twice
I don't use that account myself but two things come to mind.
~~ after any system upgrade it's a good idea to reset your iPad. Simultaneously hold down the Home and On/Off buttons until the scrren blacks out and the Apple logo appears. Then let both go and wait until the iPad powers up.
~~ Reinstate your email connection by deleting it and re-entering the connection details afresh.
Regards, Andrew
I don't use that account myself but two things come to mind.
~~ after any system upgrade it's a good idea to reset your iPad. Simultaneously hold down the Home and On/Off buttons until the scrren blacks out and the Apple logo appears. Then let both go and wait until the iPad powers up.
~~ Reinstate your email connection by deleting it and re-entering the connection details afresh.
Regards, Andrew
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If The OB's excellent advice doesn't solve your problem, use this site to check your email settings:
Mail Settings Lookup - Apple Support
Enter the email address, it will show you how to set up the account (just in case something changed).
Mail Settings Lookup - Apple Support
Enter the email address, it will show you how to set up the account (just in case something changed).
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Thanks Andrew,No worries! I often suffer from the "twitching finger syndrome" myself and have lost count how many times I've pressed buttons twice
I don't use that account myself but two things come to mind.
~~ after any system upgrade it's a good idea to reset your iPad. Simultaneously hold down the Home and On/Off buttons until the scrren blacks out and the Apple logo appears. Then let both go and wait until the iPad powers up.
~~ Reinstate your email connection by deleting it and re-entering the connection details afresh.
Regards, Andrew
I tried both, without success.
I also tried to follow the instructions linked by J. A. and even addressed the admin of the server I use (IBM Traveler), he replied that the newest iOS must have changed the settings for the Microsoft Exchange (?) So, the situation looks rather hopeless.
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