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From: mel on 27 Feb 2005 09:47 I am unable to receive my emails into Outlook Express from my blueyonder webmail account. I have checked my firewall settings & contacted my ISP to no avail. I tried via Microsoft Outlook but that won't work either. It says it is receiving mail, but no emails arrive. I have deleted large emails in my webmail. I receive the following error messages "message No.1 could not be retrieved. Account blueyonder serverpop3.blueyonder.co.uk Protocol pop3, server response "subject Fwd:F+OK; Port 110 Secure (SSL) No, server error 0x800CCC90" "A time out occurred while communicating with server Account blueyonder pop3 server pop3.blueyonder.co.uk prtocol pop3 Port 110 Secure SSL No error No.0x800CCC19" Any help out there gratefully received!
From: helpmeplz on 28 Feb 2005 00:57 I seem to have the opposite problem, I cant send e-mail but i can recieve. I tried a different oe but now I can't find a send recieve button...grrr any help plzzzzzzzz "mel" wrote: > I am unable to receive my emails into Outlook Express from my blueyonder > webmail account. I have checked my firewall settings & contacted my ISP to no > avail. I tried via Microsoft Outlook but that won't work either. It says it > is receiving mail, but no emails arrive. I have deleted large emails in my > webmail. I receive the following error messages > "message No.1 could not be retrieved. Account blueyonder > serverpop3.blueyonder.co.uk Protocol pop3, server response "subject Fwd:F+OK; > Port 110 Secure (SSL) No, server error 0x800CCC90" > "A time out occurred while communicating with server Account blueyonder pop3 > server pop3.blueyonder.co.uk prtocol pop3 Port 110 Secure SSL No error > No.0x800CCC19" > Any help out there gratefully received!
From: Taurarian on 28 Feb 2005 05:54 Hi Mel, you could try the OE Newsgroup OE6-specific newsgroup: news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress mel wrote: > I am unable to receive my emails into Outlook Express from my > blueyonder webmail account. I have checked my firewall settings & > contacted my ISP to no avail. I tried via Microsoft Outlook but that > won't work either. It says it is receiving mail, but no emails > arrive. I have deleted large emails in my webmail. I receive the > following error messages "message No.1 could not be retrieved. > Account blueyonder serverpop3.blueyonder.co.uk Protocol pop3, server > response "subject Fwd:F+OK; Port 110 Secure (SSL) No, server error > 0x800CCC90" "A time out occurred while communicating with server > Account blueyonder pop3 server pop3.blueyonder.co.uk prtocol pop3 > Port 110 Secure SSL No error No.0x800CCC19" > Any help out there gratefully received!
From: Jon on 28 Feb 2005 19:23 Mel, Did you just download Update for Windows XP (KB887742)? My wife (Outlook) and I (Outlook Express) both cannot get our emails to function since 2/23, when the XP update was loaded onto my system. My server is Earthlink, and they have been NO help, other than to continually tell me to reinstall their software, which has been useless 3 times, so far. Considering the timing of your post, and the latest update, I am wondering if it is no coincidence. -Jon- "mel" wrote: > I am unable to receive my emails into Outlook Express from my blueyonder > webmail account. I have checked my firewall settings & contacted my ISP to no > avail. I tried via Microsoft Outlook but that won't work either. It says it > is receiving mail, but no emails arrive. I have deleted large emails in my > webmail. I receive the following error messages > "message No.1 could not be retrieved. Account blueyonder > serverpop3.blueyonder.co.uk Protocol pop3, server response "subject Fwd:F+OK; > Port 110 Secure (SSL) No, server error 0x800CCC90" > "A time out occurred while communicating with server Account blueyonder pop3 > server pop3.blueyonder.co.uk prtocol pop3 Port 110 Secure SSL No error > No.0x800CCC19" > Any help out there gratefully received!
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