Edge too many requests

Question

I cannot sign in to email edge too many requests why cannot I get access to my aol email

Answer 1

Sorry to hear that you’re having trouble signing in. Please try the options below:

Clear cookies and cache in your browser, then close and reopen the browser and try again.

Try a Private/InPrivate window in Microsoft Edge. If your account has a secondary alias (additional sign-in email/phone), try signing in with that alias instead of the primary one.

Test on a different network (for example, a mobile hotspot). If possible, you can also temporarily use a VPN just to test whether the issue is network-related.

Answer 2

If you are encountering a "too many requests" error while trying to sign in to your AOL email using Microsoft Edge, it may be due to excessive call volumes that can cause Azure to throttle your subscription. This can happen if there are too many requests sent in a short period, which exceeds the allowed limits for your account.

To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Wait for a while and then attempt to sign in again, as throttling is often temporary.
2. Clear your browser cookies and cache, as this can sometimes help with access issues.
3. If you continue to experience problems, consider checking your network connection or trying a different browser to see if the issue persists.

If the problem continues, you may want to refer to the troubleshooting resources provided by Microsoft regarding access issues or throttling errors.

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References:

• 429 Too Many Requests errors
• Microsoft Edge and Conditional Access
• Header Field Too Long error when accessing a SharePoint Online site
• My edge is blocking literally almost all sites or address I want to visit. - Microsoft Q&A