Hi Secretary Leinster Bridge Club
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Q&A Forum. Have you had a chance to review and try the Q&A Assist suggestions yet?
To clarify first, Outlook.com and Gmail are two separate email services, and they are not merged at the account level. When they appear connected, it is usually because the Gmail account has been added for convenience, such as for viewing mail, sending messages, or using a unified inbox experience within Outlook.
To fully separate them, the key is to confirm where Gmail is currently linked or appearing. I recommend checking the following:
- Are you seeing Gmail messages when signed in to Outlook on the web?
- Are you using Outlook on Windows (classic or new Outlook) where Gmail appears as an additional account?
- Does Gmail appear only as a sender option, or do you see a combined inbox?
Once Gmail is no longer linked or referenced in any Outlook app or web session, each mailbox will function independently. You will then sign in to Outlook.com only with your Outlook.com address, and access Gmail directly through Google’s services using your Gmail credentials.
Thank you for your understanding.