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Outlook 2003 connectivity under Vista: error 0x80040900



 
 
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Old November 19th, 2007, 08:34 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.general
Paul Cartier
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Default Outlook 2003 connectivity under Vista: error 0x80040900

I am have just migrated my mail to a new Vista box with Outlook 2003
installed. All my accounts are correctly configured and ALL fail to
connect with a "xx_account - Receiving reported error (0x80040900) "

The curious thing is that if I shut down Outlook and test the accounts
via the Vista control panel (User Accounts | Mail), they ALL connect
perfectly!!

So the issue seems to be specifically related to my Outlook.
Can anyone assist me please?

P.


P.S. For the record, Outlook IS defined as my default email client
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Old November 20th, 2007, 02:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.general
Brian Tillman
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Default Outlook 2003 connectivity under Vista: error 0x80040900

Paul Cartier wrote:

I am have just migrated my mail to a new Vista box with Outlook 2003
installed. All my accounts are correctly configured and ALL fail to
connect with a "xx_account - Receiving reported error (0x80040900) "

The curious thing is that if I shut down Outlook and test the accounts
via the Vista control panel (User Accounts | Mail), they ALL connect
perfectly!!


The Test button in the Account dialogue doesn't do a complete end-to-end
test. The error you describe indicates a problem locating the server you've
defined, indicating a domain name issue, perhaps. Can you telnet to the POP
server? Here are soem general troubleshooting techniques:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/813514
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

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Old November 29th, 2007, 09:37 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.general
Paul Cartier
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Default Outlook 2003 connectivity under Vista: error 0x80040900

Brian Tillman wrote:
Paul Cartier wrote:

I am have just migrated my mail to a new Vista box with Outlook 2003
installed. All my accounts are correctly configured and ALL fail to
connect with a "xx_account - Receiving reported error (0x80040900) "

The curious thing is that if I shut down Outlook and test the accounts
via the Vista control panel (User Accounts | Mail), they ALL connect
perfectly!!


The Test button in the Account dialogue doesn't do a complete end-to-end
test. The error you describe indicates a problem locating the server
you've defined, indicating a domain name issue, perhaps. Can you telnet
to the POP server? Here are soem general troubleshooting techniques:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/813514


Thanks Brian ... bit of a delay coming back on this one but I got it
working ... for the record the problem was related to the Firewall
settings in my anti-virus software(Kaspersky). I shut EVERYTHING off ..
had to restart (didn't work without this operation) then it worked ..
and brought all the virus/firewall functinally back into play bit by bit
.... and it kept working. Curiously enough I am back at precisely the
same original settings in KasperskY!! However I think another grenlin
might have been windows mail which was configured on the Vista box
before I installed Outlook 2003.

P.
 




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