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Ben.m&m
Hi,
I have been using Outlook Express daily for the best part of the last year.
About 2 days ago, when sending an email, I got the standard error box flash
up but with no writing or error code written in it. Now, every time I send an
email this box comes up and the email I send stays in my Outbox BUT actually
sends to the recipient. As the email stays in my Outbox every time Outlook
Express automatically a 'Sends & Receives' (which I have set up to
automatically do) the message is sent again - I have figured a short term
solution which is to delete messages from my Outbox after 'Sending' but then
the message does not go to my 'Sent Items' folder, just to 'Deleted Items' as
an unsent message. Just wondering if there is a quick way of sorting this out
or even a potential reason why this would happen all of a sudden. I have
tried restarting computer and also sending to different recipients.. I know
that my server settings are correct and I haven't changed anything for
months....
Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
I have been using Outlook Express daily for the best part of the last year.
About 2 days ago, when sending an email, I got the standard error box flash
up but with no writing or error code written in it. Now, every time I send an
email this box comes up and the email I send stays in my Outbox BUT actually
sends to the recipient. As the email stays in my Outbox every time Outlook
Express automatically a 'Sends & Receives' (which I have set up to
automatically do) the message is sent again - I have figured a short term
solution which is to delete messages from my Outbox after 'Sending' but then
the message does not go to my 'Sent Items' folder, just to 'Deleted Items' as
an unsent message. Just wondering if there is a quick way of sorting this out
or even a potential reason why this would happen all of a sudden. I have
tried restarting computer and also sending to different recipients.. I know
that my server settings are correct and I haven't changed anything for
months....
Any help will be appreciated, thanks.