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1. Click the Windows icon at the bottom left of the screen.
2. Click Settings.
3. Search for Mail in the Find a setting box.
4. Select Email & accounts from the list.
5. Click Add a work or school account.
6. Sign in using your BYU-Idaho address (it should be the first three letters of your last name followed by five numbers, for example aaa00000@byui.edu), then click Next.
7. You will be directed to the church login page. Log in using your church username and password. Unless you are on the school's network, you will need to authenticate with Duo.
8. You now have your school account on your computer.
1. Open Outlook
2. A window will open asking for your email address. Enter your BYU-Idaho email, then click Connect.
3. You will be directed to the church login page. Log in using your church username and password. Unless you are on the school's network, you will need to authenticate with Duo.
4. A window will appear confirming that your account has been added.
- If you would like to add another account, type in the the "Add another email address" box.
- If you would not, select Done.
1. Open Microsoft Exchange.
2. In the pop-up window that appears:
- In Name, enter your name (optional).
- In Email Address, enter username@byui.edu.
- In Password, enter your church password.
- Unless you are connected to the school's network, you will need to authenticate with Duo.
Outlook 2016 & 2019
1. Open Outlook
2. A window will open asking for your email address. Enter your BYU-Idaho email, then click Continue.
3. You will be directed to the church login page. Log in using your church username and password. Unless you are on the school's network, you will need to authenticate with Duo.
4. A window will appear confirming that your account has been set up.
- If you would like to add another account, select Add Another Account.
- If you would not, select Done.
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