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Frolin Marek
About three weeks ago, starting having problems with Outlook 2000. When I go Send/Receive, get the message saying "Rec Msg 1 of ##" then error. Parts of the error box say "The TCP/IP connection was unexpectedly terminated by the server." and then give the error code: 0x800ccc0
This only happens when (any) one or more of the pending emails on the ISP side have attachments. Can be a Jpg, Bmp, PDF, ZIP or such, no matter. If message 3 of 5 has an attachment, I can't receive any of the 5.
If I connect via webmail, can open msg #3 with the attachment, can even open or save the attachment. If I delete msg 3 via webmail, then Outlook will receive the others fine after
If I have several pending, one or more with attachments, and I use my AT&T dial-up via modem, I can download all fine, when minutes before I could not receive the group via my Cable modem
I uninstalled Outlook and reinstalled, same error. I deinstalled Office 2000 and did a new install, same. I uninstalled, even deleted the Outlook 9.0 registry area completely, did new install, same error
I setup Outlook on my laptop, setup my account, then set a test email to myself from Yahoo ID. The desktop again had the error, but was able to receive on the laptop fine
So, its clearly an issue in Outlook when connecting via the Cable Modem, or with a Registery entry or DLL, used by Outlook when connecting via the cable modem... works fine with the dial-up modem
Froli
San Antonio, Texa
This only happens when (any) one or more of the pending emails on the ISP side have attachments. Can be a Jpg, Bmp, PDF, ZIP or such, no matter. If message 3 of 5 has an attachment, I can't receive any of the 5.
If I connect via webmail, can open msg #3 with the attachment, can even open or save the attachment. If I delete msg 3 via webmail, then Outlook will receive the others fine after
If I have several pending, one or more with attachments, and I use my AT&T dial-up via modem, I can download all fine, when minutes before I could not receive the group via my Cable modem
I uninstalled Outlook and reinstalled, same error. I deinstalled Office 2000 and did a new install, same. I uninstalled, even deleted the Outlook 9.0 registry area completely, did new install, same error
I setup Outlook on my laptop, setup my account, then set a test email to myself from Yahoo ID. The desktop again had the error, but was able to receive on the laptop fine
So, its clearly an issue in Outlook when connecting via the Cable Modem, or with a Registery entry or DLL, used by Outlook when connecting via the cable modem... works fine with the dial-up modem
Froli
San Antonio, Texa