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Comment from Terry Richardson on 2009-10-26

2009-10-26T20:34:43Z

After a lot of internet searching, I ran Registry Mechanic (free) and that solved my problem. McAfee online support wasn't any help.

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Comment from Bill Divers on 2009-09-30

2009-09-30T19:24:06Z

I also was getting Outlook Express error 0x800ccc0d which basically was telling me I had no internet connection. If I tried to use Internet Explorer I would get 'Page not Found' and if I clicked on the 'run diagnostics' option under 'Page not Found' I would get Error 12007. I could get rid of this conditon by resetting the computer, or by turning it off and then back on again. It would work for about 10 minutes, and then, the same problem would occur. The resolution was to run a 'Registry repair/Cure' program that I downloaded for agbout $12.00. This program found registry problems and was able to fix them. After that, my computer worked fine. I would say that 'Reg Cure' fixed my problem.

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Comment from Paulo Vorperian on 2009-06-20

2009-06-20T19:07:39Z

Outlook Error 0x800ccc0d - My Norton 360 Premier Edition has blocked the access to the internet.
How to fix it:
-Open Norton
-Settings
-Firewall Protection
-Firewall Program Rules
-In Outlokk Access : set Custom
Then it will be ok

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Comment from RUDY on 2009-05-30

2009-05-31T01:23:47Z

Outlook error 0x800ccc0d......this error generally occurs becuase the internet is not connected

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Comment from Chintan Padhya on 2009-05-18

2009-05-18T10:12:39Z

Most of the problems in outlook and outlook express are resolved by merely restarting the computer.

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Comment from Bud Madson on 2008-12-02

2008-12-02T23:17:02Z

I have spent at least three hours with Comcast tech people. I no longer can get Comcast to connect with my Outlook Express 6. My problem is with my wifes computer which is Intel (R) Pentium (R) 4 CPU 2.66 GHZ, process ore speed 2.60 Ghz, Ram 512 MB, Windows XP Home, opeerating system version5.1.2600 which is automatical set to download Microsoft info. HOWEVER - this computer has been used in a little bit different ways as far as Outlook Express. At one time it contain over 3000 emails in the inbound box and pbly should not even worked. All of a sudden it quit connecting. Comcast suggest I take a portion of the 3000 emails and put them in a new file, I did. Shortly after that the 1700 emails in the in box completely disappeared. Now there should be no reason that it should not connect with Comcast. Instead all the emails seem to be going into the Comcast Web mail. This email is very confusing and difficult for my wife to operate and wants to get Outlook Express going again. I have looked at a bunch of cure-all programs and they seem to confuse me more. Is there another email program much like OE that you would suggest converting to. You have helped me before and I do keep fwdg you new letter of many of my email friends. Hope they get started with you. Thanks again. Bud M

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Comment from Laurie on 2008-07-14

2008-07-14T17:10:10Z

I have worked with Outlook Express alot, and also with the newer version called windows mail on the Vista Operation system. I have found that when you use certain kinds of virus scan programs such as (Norton) that the program likes to change settings for you wether you want it to or not. When this happens, disable the program and if that fixes it, then you have found the problem. Now you might want to disable the spam filter or other part of that program that is the problem. In my experience with it, usually if I have the virus scan set up to ONLY scan for virus's, then it will be ok.

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Comment from Leo on 2008-06-29

2008-06-29T23:44:53Z

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PLEASE read the article. You probably simply have your mail
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Comment from anthony stone on 2008-06-28

2008-06-28T17:33:12Z

i am running a shared wireless network,host pc running xp with laptop running vista can receive emails on laptop cannot send emails via laptop
keep getting error message 0x800ccc0d are they incompatible

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Comment from Linde on 2007-11-17

2007-11-17T10:56:18Z

See my commet above. Yes, it was the ISP server, they had not correctly configured access (gatway!) by DHCP. Your comment "simply a failure to connect" helped a whole lot, because it made me go on and on with the server people, and after three weeks they finally reconfigured, and now it is fine. Thank you!

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Comment from matt on 2007-11-08

2007-11-08T09:49:42Z

I have this error because I entered the pop details incorrectly. Every time I try to open Outlook express I get this message and then outlook freezes so I am not able to correct my error. Is there any way to alter the pop information I have entered without opening outlook express?

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Comment from Linde on 2007-11-02

2007-11-02T12:48:34Z

Great comment!
Would you agree then, that if this error occurred in my computer after the ISP Server has changed its settings, their settings might be just not right? Our network recently changed to having proxy-settings and automatic IP-Addresses and using a server machine. Would you be able to tell those nosebears how to configure port liberation in a way that allows me to use it? They say they liberated ports 110 (Pop) and 25 (SMTP), however, it does not help. 11004 continues. By the way, spybot also cannot download updates anymore, naming 11004 too.

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Comment from Ed Raymos on 2007-07-09

2007-07-09T17:30:58Z

Thank you, Thank you. I was just about to reinstall Windows. I could not retrieve my MSN email. If anybody is having trouble the new servers are POP3.LIVE.COM & SMTP.LIVE.COM
These servers replace the old POP3.email.msn.com
I'm glad I've found Leo... thanx again

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Comment from Dunny on 2007-06-19

2007-06-20T04:46:15Z

I installed Outlook Express 2000 on Windows Vista. Unfortunately, I typed the wrong name under the outgoing server (extra character). I went to properties for that account, changed it, but when I hit send receive, it is still looking for the first, erroneous name. I then removed the account completely, got out of Outlook, re-opened, recreated the account from scrath, but I hit send and there it goes giving me the 0x800ccc0d error because it still "remembers" the wrong name I entered originally, even though the account was deleted. Thanks for your help.

Dunny

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Comment from Ivor Duarte on 2007-05-29

2007-05-29T09:52:41Z

This error can arise because the automatic updating system of your antivirus has reallocated port 110 &/or port 25 to its own server. In this case you will get an error message mentioning the antivirus maker's server. Solution in this case may be to uninstall the antivirus and try a different one. I had this problem with AVG Professional, unfortunately after I uninstalled it the 110 error problem was still there because the registry settings had been changed by the antivirus programme. However my email did still work even though I had the error code 2/3 times a day. It is possible that your antivirus supplier could help you if they are prepared to admit there is a problem. Otherwise uninstall Outlook Express and reinstall it.

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Comment from joey salamanca on 2007-05-05

2007-05-05T20:51:48Z

i have encountered this error and ihave done all troubleshooting regarding server settings and account infor mation but still i have the same error. then i have experimentally turn off the antivirus and my outlook express works.

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Comment from Jeff on 2006-10-01

2006-10-01T11:54:02Z

I was getting this error almost daily and tech after tech at my ISP couldn't figure out why. A few of their suggestions would have been hilarious if I wasn't paying for a supposedly good service. Eventually, a supervisor figured out that as an anti-spammer measure, they count total numbers of recipients for the e-mails I send per day. Because I am in a private e-mail discussion group of 17 people and some days we post a lot back and forth, I was exceeding the limit and they were automatically suspending my sending of e-mails for a while. They agreed I'm not a spammer and raised my limit and the problem hasn't happened since. Their default limit was 250 recipients per day, but now I'm allowed 5000, which I'll never come close to. ZoneAlarm makes sure my system won't send messages to more than 30 people at a time, so even if my computer were infected (despite my firewall, AV programme, etc), the new limit won't be taken advantage of for spam. I don't know how many ISPs have that kind of daily limit, but no doubt some do. If others keep getting that error, it's something to ask tech support about, although if they're like my ISP, you may need to deal with a higher level tech or supervisor.

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Comment from Art Nelson on 2006-09-30

2006-09-30T21:29:20Z

I see the same error message about once a month.My POP servers are correct and I just reboot to fix this problem. I've always wondered why I have to resort to this procedure but it works.

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