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| Error 405 when sending mail
Check the account properties, especially the reply-to address. |
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Error number: 480 Code: 800ccca4
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| Error 553 when sending mail
Check the account properties, especially the reply-to address. Check the Address Book is set up correctly. Check the recipients address in the To: field is a valid address. |
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| Outlook Express
keeps prompting for your password This may be caused by a damaged Registry key in Windows® XP To Remove the broken Key in Windows® XP see this website http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_oe_passwords.htm -  Thursday, April
03, 2003Outlook Express refuses to remember passwords Despite telling Outlook Express to remember your passwords, it keeps forgetting them. Try this: - Go to the DOS prompt (Start/Shut Down/Restart the computer in MS-DOS Mode). -- For Windows 95/98 go to your ...\Windows\System directory, -- for Windows NT/2k/XP go to your ...\WinNT\System32 directory. - Now type: pstores -install - The next time you give OE your password, it should be saved. Friday 25 July 2003Cannot Save E-Mail Account Password in Outlook Express (Webroot Software Window Washer are involved) http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=228713  02/22/04 02:30 amOutlook Express Does Not Save the Mail Server Logon Password - from the MS Knowledgebase -- (Q216382) Cannot Save E-Mail Account Password in Outlook Express (Win98/Me/NT4) -- Your Password Is Not Retained in Windows 2000 or XP |
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| ERR302 command
passrequires 1 args Port110 Server SSL No. server
ErrorOX800CCC90Error0X800CCC92 In Outlook/Outlook Express : - Click on Tools | Accounts | and on the account "account name". - Select [Properties] - On the "Servers" Tab UNcheck the box that says "Secure Password Authentication Account" near the bottom of the panel. |
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| Disconnects occur after opening Outlook Express This may be caused by Outlook Express attempting to get Windows to dial when a connection to the Internet is already present. Try the following to resolve the issue: - on the Outlook Express toolbar select tools | accounts | mail tab | properties button | connection tab - check mark the "always connect to this account using" box - select Local Area Network from the dropdown list. - click apply and ok This will cause OE to use the existing connection and not cause a disconnect by trying to dial when a connection already exists. Monday, December 03, 2001 |
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| When I try to encrypt my messages,
I get this message: "You do not have a valid digital ID in the address book.".
To solve it: -- Check to see if something is entered in the Reply To field under Tools | Accounts | Mail | Your Server | Properties | General. If there is, clear the Reply To field. OR -- If that doesn't work, then perhaps you have selected"Include myself when sending encrypted mail" but you haven't added your own Digital ID to a WAB entry. To do that, simply send yourself a Digitally signed message and then add your certificate to the WAB, OR -- UNcheck "Include myself when sending encrypted mail". |
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| Links In Outlook
Express mail and news don't work. If you click on links in OE mail and news and they do not work, it's because Outlook Express is not your default mail and news program and IE is not your default browser. Do this: 1--In Outlook Express, go to Tools | Options and make sure that "Make Outlook Express my default mail program" and "Make Outlook Express my default news reader are checked. 2--In IE, go to View | Internet Options | Programs and select OE for mail and news. Also, be sure "Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser" is checked. If the problem persists, see: OLEXP: "Send To" and E-mail Links Do Not Work Using Outlook Express as Default NOTE: Prodigy members install the PIv5 patch found at http://help.prodigy.net/help/enhance/win95/v5fix.html or http://help.prodigy.net/help/enhance/win2000/w2000.html ---------- added info 04/07/05OE: Internet Shortcuts in Outlook Express Don't Start Browser http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=177054 Internet Explorer Not Configured as Default Browser http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=153774 OLEXP: Hyperlink With (!) in the Address Does Not Start Web Browser http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=249613 IE6 opens blank (empty) windows http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/answers2.htm#blank_windows If you are using a Pop-up Ad blocker program, check its documentation to see if it is blocking the opening of a new web browser and how to workaround that. |
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| An unknown error
has occurred. Account: 'Test Mail,' Server: 'smtp.test.net,' Protocol: SMTP,
Server Response: '501 Invalid domain name,' Port: 25, Secure (SSL): No, Server
Error 501, Error Number 0x800CCC63 Try changing the computer name for this error. - Go to Control Panel | Network. (Install Client for Microsoft Networks if it is not listed). - After that is done, in Control Panel | Network, - click on the Identification tab - and change the computer name to something short, (Suggest the name be simple ASCII, no space characters, no special characters, and do not include the domain name of your ISP) |
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| An Unknown error
has occurred. Account:'user.name', Server: 'pop.domain.net',Protocol: POP3,
Port: 110, Secure(SSL):No, Error Number:0x80004005
The pop3uidl.dat file is corrupt. This file contains all the information regarding which messages on the server should be downloaded, etc. - Close OE - delete the file pop3uidl.dat - then open OE and check the mail account settings again. - Fetch your email |
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| An unknown error
has occurred. Protocol: SMTP, Port: 0, Secure(SSL): No, Error Number: 0x800C0131 This error may be generated if the Folders.dbx file is missing, damaged, or in the read-only attribute state RESOLUTION Rename the Folders.dbx file. Here is how:
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| Unable to remove infopane in OE 5
-This is corrected by deleting the "BodyBarPos" and "BodyBarPath" registry keys. See:http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q222/6/24.ASP for details |
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| MSIMN caused an invalid page fault in Pimab32.dll
This is caused by the Compaq Address Book service in your Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Messaging profile. To resolve this issue, contact Compaq to inquire about the availability
of a fix for this issue. |
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| Unable to start Outlook Express. Some components
may be busy or missing - This can occur if either the WAB file is damaged, or the WAB file and the wab32.dll file are mismatched. Try renaming the .wab file and restart Outlook Express. - It can also be caused by corrupt gapia32.dll, htmledit.dll or wabmig.exe files, so try renaming these and restarting OE. - It can also be caused by a lack of hard disk space |
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| Illegal operations in Outlook Express
When starting Outlook Express, the following error message may be displayed - This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down If you click the details button, the following error message may
be displayed: Outlook Express may start, but either of the following error messages
may be displayed: When viewing the Preview Pane, either of the following error messages
may be displayed: This can occur if the attributes of any or all of the Outlook Express *.dbx files are set to read-only. To resolve this issue, change the attributes of each of the *.dbx files by clearing the read-only check-box in the file's properties. |
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| Unable to print messages in Outlook Express
This is caused by mismatched versions of Outlook Express and Internet Explorer. To resolve, either upgrade or downgrade so that the versions of IE and OE installed on the pc are identical. |
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| Unable to start Outlook Express or unable
send an email message When starting Outlook Express, or when you attempt to send an email message, you may receive one of the following error messages MSIMN caused an invalid page fault in module msoe.dll
This can occur if the folders.dbx file is missing, damaged or set as read-only. To resolve, close OE, rename the folders.dbx file and restart OE. This will create a new folders.dbx file |
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| Outlook Express could not be started because
msoe.dll could not be initialized. This error occurs after you upgrade from OE4.x to OE5 on either Windows 95 or 98. Also, when you upgrade OE5 to OE5.01, Outlook Express may not start. You may receive an hourglass and then nothing happens. There is no error message. To resolve this issue: 1. Uninstall Outlook Express Back up the registry and then delete the following key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities Reinstall Outlook Express. There is no need to restart the computer. |
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| Outlook Express
Could Not Be Started Because MSOE.DLL Could Not Be Loaded
- OLEXP: Error Message "Outlook Express Could Not Be Started Because MSOE.DLL Could Not Be Loaded" When You Start Outlook Express (Q272265) For- Microsoft Outlook Express versions 5 , 5.01 , 5.5 , for Windows 98 Second Edition Cause- This behavior can occur if there are different versions of Outlook Express files located in the C:\Program Files\Outlook Express folder because of the installation or uninstallation of different Outlook versions. Resolution- To resolve this behavior, back up your Outlook Express data, and manually remove and reinstall Outlook Express. |
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| To fully remove Outlook Express 95/98
If OE is giving problems and needs to be completely removed before you can proceed, the following will remove all traces of its existence:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\Active Setup HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\outlook express HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\wab\dllpath HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\outlook express HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\wab |
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| Send mail Error indicating Server '127.0.0.1,' Protocol: POP3,Response:'-ERR307 username/password
invalid,' It appears your pop server call is being directed to your own machine IP=127.0.0.1, which is a 'loop back' IP. Judging from numerous reports, you may find Norton, Salomon or another Utility or virus checker altered your email pop3 server setting. Check your pop3
server address. If you
use Norton AV, their published workaround recommends "you can disable
email protection: Disabling email protection does not leave you vulnerable to viruses and malicious software in email. It is a separate layer of protection in addition to Auto-Protect. Auto-Protect scans any incoming files, including email, as they are saved to your hard drive. As long as you keep your virus definitions up to date with LiveUpdate, and keep Auto-Protect enabled and set to scan files as they are created or downloaded, your system is fully protected." If there is still
a problem-- You may find 127.0.0.1
has been inserted into one or more configuration files, or in the registry.
If HOSTS doesn't fix it, you may need to do a more extensive search for 127.0.0.1
and change it where appropriate. |
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| Backing Up, Recovering and Restoring OE5/6
Files and Settings is nicely explained at these websites
http://www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/backup/ |
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| Attachment Problem: with 'unknown'
winmail.dat or att1.unk These attachments are sent by users of a Microsoft email system. The att1.unk file is received by mail servers if the original message was transmitted with MIME encoding. The winmail.dat file is received if the Microsoft email system UUEncodes the message. - This needs fixed by the sender. For more information
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| If you can not delete email messages in OE6 and you get an error stating "The message could not be deleted" Chances are your e-mail database is corrupt. Click: File | Folders | Compact All Folders. It may take a while, depending on how many messages you have in that folder. Try again...  Saturday 12 April 2003 |
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| EML Attachments won't open or open the wrong application How to configure Windows to open .eml extension attachments Click Start | Settings | Folder Options | File Types Scroll to Outlook Express Mail message and double click it. Double click 'open'. In "Application used to perform this action" enter the following: "C:\PROGRAM FILES\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\MSIMN.EXE" /eml:%1 Click OK to close the window Friday 25 July 2003 |
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