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Dave
I promised a friend I'd help him sort an e-mail problem out and am now
wishing I hadn't! I've tried everything within my capabilities short of
reformatting his hard drive and starting all over again so if anyone
has a solution to this I'd be extremely grateful.
Outlook 2003 up to date with all updates (inc Office SP2). Refuses to
send or receive e-mails - error message 0x8004210B is the most
prevalent one.
Outlook Express on the same computer, with the same settings has no
problem. Another computer, networked to the troubled one has O and OE
on and both work fine.
I've removed and re-added the e-mail accounts and even added a new one,
but none work from Outlook on this computer. I've removed and
re-installed Outlook to no avail. I've disabled mail scanning (in and
out) in the anti-virus software and added Outlook into the exceptions
list for the firewall. I've even removed an Outlook update that was
done earlier this month around the time it stopped working in case that
had anything to do with it.
Mail sending and receiving also works fine using Mail2web and I can
access the servers directly with the telnet command so with all the
above evidence I don't see how it can be anything other than Outlook
that is the problem. But what is the solution????!!!!
wishing I hadn't! I've tried everything within my capabilities short of
reformatting his hard drive and starting all over again so if anyone
has a solution to this I'd be extremely grateful.
Outlook 2003 up to date with all updates (inc Office SP2). Refuses to
send or receive e-mails - error message 0x8004210B is the most
prevalent one.
Outlook Express on the same computer, with the same settings has no
problem. Another computer, networked to the troubled one has O and OE
on and both work fine.
I've removed and re-added the e-mail accounts and even added a new one,
but none work from Outlook on this computer. I've removed and
re-installed Outlook to no avail. I've disabled mail scanning (in and
out) in the anti-virus software and added Outlook into the exceptions
list for the firewall. I've even removed an Outlook update that was
done earlier this month around the time it stopped working in case that
had anything to do with it.
Mail sending and receiving also works fine using Mail2web and I can
access the servers directly with the telnet command so with all the
above evidence I don't see how it can be anything other than Outlook
that is the problem. But what is the solution????!!!!