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Due to corporate policy, I was forced to change my domain password, which impacts also the access to Exchange server. Now I need to update that password also in my Android phone (Galaxy S, Android 2.1.1), but I can't find the settings in the phone. Any idea?

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Settings - Account and Sync - <your exchange account>' - Account settings - (scroll down) Incoming settings' - password field.

On my Samsung Galaxy S - running Froyo 2.2.1

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Thanks, @Edelcom, that was easy... The problem was that the fields below has pixel or two of identation, so "Incoming settings" look like chapter label, and I haven't tried to click on it. – Tom Burger Jun 8 '11 at 17:23
I had exact same problem, did not see it was itself a field to edit. – WilliamKF Oct 3 '11 at 15:45

The phone should prompt you for the new password once it gets an error back from Exchange. If it doesn't - you can try removing the account and re-adding it on Menu -> Settings -> Accounts and sync page.

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Samsung Galaxy S2...same solution touch click "Incoming Settings" which looks like a label rather than a field

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In Samsung Galaxy S2:

Settings > Accounts and Sync > (Select your Exchange email) > Account Settings > (Select your added account) > Scroll down to Sub heading "Sever Settings" > Exchange server settings

Under that heading is:

  • Domain\User name
  • Password
  • Exchange Server Settings

The phone does NOT prompt you for a new password. That would be nice if it did, instead of continually updating you with notifications that it could not connect to the Exchange server.

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