If you are not having an luck with the mail setup Wizard this step-by-step guide will assist you in configuring your domain email settings in Outlook 2010, 2013, and 2016 applications.

1. Open the Control Panel window on your Windows computer.
2. Locate and click the Mail option.
   The Mail Setup dialog box will appear on the screen.
3. Click the Show Profile… button.
4. In the Profile List page, click the Add button.
5. Enter the new profile name in the given field.
6. Click OK button.
   The Add Account dialog box will open.
7. Select the Manual setup or additional server types option by clicking the radio button beside it.
8. Click the Next button.
9. Select the POP or IMAP option. **(IMAP Recommended)
10. Provide the required information in the given fields.
11. Enter the email recipient name you wish to see in the From field in the Your Name text area.
12. Select the IMAP option as the account type from the given drop-down menu.
13. After entering all information in the given fields, click More Settings.
14. On the Internet E-mail Settings dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
15. Enter the port numbers for IMAP and SMTP and click the OK button.
    - Incoming Mail Server:
    SSL server name- secure.emailsrvr.com
    SSL port number- 993
    - Outgoing mail server:
    SMTP:
    SSL server name: secure.emailsrvr.com
    SSL port number: 465
16. Click Test Account Settings on the POP3 and IMAP Account Settings dialog box.
17. Wait for the Test Account Settings status to display.
18. If both the Log onto incoming mail server (IMAP) and Send test e-mail message statuses are Completed, click the Close button on the Test Account Settings dialog box.
19. Go to the Profile List page.
20. Select the Always to use this profile option by clicking the radio button beside it.
21. From the drop-down menu, select the newly created profile and click the OK button.
22. Wait for the on-going process to complete. Once it is completed, your domain e-mail account will have been successfully configured in the Outlook application.
23. To check it, open the Outlook application on your Windows computer and send a test email message.
     

instructions from Rackspace (our email provider) with screenshots:
Windows: Outlook 2016 (IMAP) - Rackspace Email Setup

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