Cannot send message - error 0x800CCC7D

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Dear helping users,

I am experiencing some problems with Windows Mail (Vista), with a
yahoo address. I have no problems to receive the messages, but cannot send
anything. I get the following error message:

Subject 'Bog', Account: 'Abel Yahoo!', Server: 'smtp.mail.yahoo.fr',
Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '250 8BITMIME', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): Yes,
Server Error: 250, Error Number: 0x800CCC7D

I have tried to find answer on other websites, i tried to change the
port numbers, i desactivated the outbox scanning in Norton but it still
doesn't work. Windows Mail seems nice to use... if only it could work :o)

Best regards, Abel
 
Thanks Shwan. Luckily at the last second i finally decided not to subscribe
to Norton AV yesterday :o)

One last question if i may. If I delete my old windows mail account, will I
have to export the emails present in my current box, if i still want to
access them? (not sure if "export" is the right term - but that's the idea...)

Will uninstall Norton now and install Avast as suggested. Abel
 
Thanks a lot Gary, after two days of struggle you found the solution to my
problem. I had tried some other ports but it seems to be working both ways
(inbox and outbox) only with the ones indicated in your post.

If you pass by Geneva, you can claim a free beer :o) Best, Abel
 
Glad to help, Abel.

Gary VanderMolen

Abel said:
Thanks a lot Gary, after two days of struggle you found the solution to my
problem. I had tried some other ports but it seems to be working both ways
(inbox and outbox) only with the ones indicated in your post.

If you pass by Geneva, you can claim a free beer :o) Best, Abel
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Glad to help, Abel.
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Wanna make a deal?

You can collect my free beers in the USA and Canada
and I'll have yours in Europe?

ps. As things stand you'll still be able to drive! ;-(
 
Abel said:
Thanks Shwan. Luckily at the last second i finally decided not to
subscribe
to Norton AV yesterday :o)

One last question if i may. If I delete my old windows mail account, will
I
have to export the emails present in my current box, if i still want to
access them? (not sure if "export" is the right term - but that's the
idea...)

Will uninstall Norton now and install Avast as suggested. Abel
Click to expand...


Depends on what you mean by "delete my old windows mail account". If you
want to delete an account through Tools | Accounts, it won't delete any
messages.
 
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