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Answer» I currently run Outlook 2010, I have already set up an email account. I currently run Outlook 2010, I have already set up an email account. [recovering disk space, attachment deleted by admin]Maybe this will help: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2663435Quote from: soybean on September 07, 2013, 10:24:46 AM Maybe this will help: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2663435 I thought that you might glean some information from the attachment. Just had a look at the Microsoft site and I am going down that route will report back [recovering disk space, attachment deleted by admin]Quote from: soybean on September 07, 2013, 10:24:46 AM Maybe this will help: URL edited out as per regs Been on their site and it does relate to the problem as seen in my threadThis next paragraph is too try and help other users so they can what my problems and settings are; ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++ Account settings > E-mail tab Under NAME Under Type EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs IMAP/SMTP ( send from this account by default) Data Files Under name Under location archive ( has a default tick) C:\Users\User\Documents\Outlook Files\archive.pst EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs ( Just a point here if I try to make that default, the "Set as Default" tick is GREYED out) Back to E-mail tab Now clicked on "Repair account" Name, E-mail address, password all filled in Text messaging (SMS ) "not checked" Manually configure server setting or additional server types "not checked" If I now click next ( without altering anything) Ticked established network connection Next message down Search for EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs server settings ! An encrypted connection to your mail server is not available. Click Next to attempt using an unencrypted connection If I now click next > Log on to server ( unencrypted) The result is what is now READ on the screen Problem Connecting to server Configuring Configuring e-mail server settings. This might take several minutes: Ticked established network connection Search for EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs server settings (unencrypted ) THIS HAS A BIG CROSS Log on to server (unencrypted) no tick no cross nothing Next the wording lower down Verify the settings below. You can make changes if necessary. E-mail address: EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs Example: EMAIL ADDRESS edited out as per regs Connect using: Connect using my local are network (LAN) Manuall configure server settings ( this is unticked ) I now have the option to push the FOLLOW button < Back Retry > Cancel I am now going to Manuall configure server settings and tick the box and push retry> ================================================== ============= I now have a new box come up "Test Account Settings" Tasks both ticked as successfully completed I am now going to close this box I am now presented with Congratulations! You have successfully entered all the information required to setup your account. To close the wizard click Finish. I click the Finish button which takes me back to the "Account setting" screen. I click close> I try and close ( there is now some two or three minutes elapsed) and I ge this message Microsoft Outlook There are unsent messages in your Outbox. To send messages Outlook must remain running and connected to your email server. Do you want to exit anyway? There is now a countdown timer There are two buttons Exit Without Sending Don't Exit I now look in the archive folder ( Outbox ) and see the same three emails Friday 10:50 Saturday 18:01 Saturday 18:02 Please help Regards Tony P.S . . . . . . .This version of Office 2010 was supplied by Microsoft early this year and want support to rectify the problem ! ! ! ! ! ! ! P.P.S . . . . . . .This is only a recent occurence, but I can still get incoming emails This problem now sorted after one and a half hours on the phone to Microsoft support. Turns out my profile in Outlook had been corrupted |
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