Outlook/ windows 8 mail app

setting up my brothers work email on his new windows 8 tablet. I successfully connected it to outlook and he is receiving email on outlook.com however it does not seem to be syncing with his tablet at all for some reason telling me the account is unavailable?

Open the Mail app and then right-click on the bottom of the page to launch the Mail app's task bar. Then in the far bottom right, click on the
More button and click on Sync.
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