not able to send email but recieving ok

I have the same issue as most of you , I have tried all the usual, tricks
removing virus software etc, the same problem is experienced with outlook
2007 with vista, and using various mail servers ie Bt, virgin etc.
its not the isp as I use other computers without problem.
Please help very fustrated!!!!

I was having the same problem but found that turning off the mail scan
portion of my virus protection (Panda Internet Security 2007) has remedied
the problem and I am able to send and receive email using Windows Mail
without any issues. I don't think you would need it anyway. Also, some
people appear to have success setting their SMTP port server to 587. Make
sure that the POP3 port server is set to 110 and none of the SSL boxes are
checked.

"rick bishop" wrote:

> I have the same issue as most of you , I have tried all the usual, tricks
> removing virus software etc, the same problem is experienced with outlook
> 2007 with vista, and using various mail servers ie Bt, virgin etc.
> its not the isp as I use other computers without problem.
> Please help very fustrated!!!!

That didn't work for me. I am sick of this stuff

"Smike" wrote:

> I was having the same problem but found that turning off the mail scan
> portion of my virus protection (Panda Internet Security 2007) has remedied
> the problem and I am able to send and receive email using Windows Mail
> without any issues. I don't think you would need it anyway. Also, some
> people appear to have success setting their SMTP port server to 587. Make
> sure that the POP3 port server is set to 110 and none of the SSL boxes are
> checked.
>
> "rick bishop" wrote:
>
> > I have the same issue as most of you , I have tried all the usual, tricks
> > removing virus software etc, the same problem is experienced with outlook
> > 2007 with vista, and using various mail servers ie Bt, virgin etc.
> > its not the isp as I use other computers without problem.
> > Please help very fustrated!!!!

Kelly;399503 Wrote:
> That didn't work for me. I am sick of this stuff
>
> "Smike" wrote:
>
> > I was having the same problem but found that turning off the mail
> scan
> > portion of my virus protection (Panda Internet Security 2007) has
> remedied
> > the problem and I am able to send and receive email using Windows
> Mail
> > without any issues. I don't think you would need it anyway. Also,
> some
> > people appear to have success setting their SMTP port server to 587.
> Make
> > sure that the POP3 port server is set to 110 and none of the SSL
> boxes are
> > checked.
> >
> > "rick bishop" wrote:
> >
> > > I have the same issue as most of you , I have tried all the usual,
> tricks
> > > removing virus software etc, the same problem is experienced with
> outlook
> > > 2007 with vista, and using various mail servers ie Bt, virgin etc.
> > > its not the isp as I use other computers without problem.
> > > Please help very fustrated!!!!

Hi Kelly,

Contact you ISP or Email provider by calling or visiting their website
for your server and other email setup information. Make them walk you
through it. That's what you are paying them for.

Shawn


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Did you mean to say you are experiencing this problem with Outlook
only, or also with Outlook in addition to Windows Mail?

Outlook problems should be referred to the Outlook newsgroup.
I will be glad to look at and try to resolve any Windows Mail error
message you can post here.

Gary VanderMolen

"rick bishop" <rickbishop@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:739620A3-BB25-49A8-9D3D-F655628D9BD7@microsoft.com...
>I have the same issue as most of you , I have tried all the usual, tricks
> removing virus software etc, the same problem is experienced with outlook
> 2007 with vista, and using various mail servers ie Bt, virgin etc.
> its not the isp as I use other computers without problem.
> Please help very fustrated!!!!