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tkpopeye
I was a former customer of Charter (for years). I have recently switched to
Verizon DSL. However, I wanted to keep my old Charter address, which I have
migrated to another family member's account.
I have 2 PCs at home. One Desktop (with Windows XP) and one Laptop (with
Windows Vista). The desktop has Outlook while the laptop has Windows Mail.
With BOTH computers, I am able to receive e-mails but unable to send. I get
the "error message: 0x800CCC67" message. I have tried several different
things to re-configure the accounts. I tried changing the Port # from 25 to
587 as one thread suggested. That didn't work. I also tried changing the
POP and SMTP servers. I have tried many combinations of the following:
POP: POP.CHARTER.NET
MAIL.CHARTER.NET
SMTP: SMTP.CHARTER.NET
MAIL.CHARTER.NET
OUTGOING.VERIZON.NET
NONE of the above-mentioned combinations worked. I'm sure that there is a
way to configure it so that this would work. Again, I want to keep my
Charter e-mail address since I've been using it for YEARS. Verizon told me
that it cannot be configured and that I need a Verizon e-mail address.
However, since I can receive Charter e-mails, I should be able to send them
also.
ANY SUGGESTIONS ON THIS MATTER??
THANKS, in advance!
Verizon DSL. However, I wanted to keep my old Charter address, which I have
migrated to another family member's account.
I have 2 PCs at home. One Desktop (with Windows XP) and one Laptop (with
Windows Vista). The desktop has Outlook while the laptop has Windows Mail.
With BOTH computers, I am able to receive e-mails but unable to send. I get
the "error message: 0x800CCC67" message. I have tried several different
things to re-configure the accounts. I tried changing the Port # from 25 to
587 as one thread suggested. That didn't work. I also tried changing the
POP and SMTP servers. I have tried many combinations of the following:
POP: POP.CHARTER.NET
MAIL.CHARTER.NET
SMTP: SMTP.CHARTER.NET
MAIL.CHARTER.NET
OUTGOING.VERIZON.NET
NONE of the above-mentioned combinations worked. I'm sure that there is a
way to configure it so that this would work. Again, I want to keep my
Charter e-mail address since I've been using it for YEARS. Verizon told me
that it cannot be configured and that I need a Verizon e-mail address.
However, since I can receive Charter e-mails, I should be able to send them
also.
ANY SUGGESTIONS ON THIS MATTER??
THANKS, in advance!