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How do you connect to the internet or network with that device? It sounds like Outlook may not be detecting the connection or thinks the connection is slow. <br />
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Simon. 
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How do you connect to the internet or network with that device? It sounds like Outlook may not be detecting the connection or thinks the connection is slow.

Simon.

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I connect to the two machines that work via a wired network. &nbsp;But the laptop connects through a wireless router. &nbsp;IE connects fine that way. &nbsp; &nbsp;
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I connect to the two machines that work via a wired network.  But the laptop connects through a wireless router.  IE connects fine that way.    

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I recognize that IE is not Outlook. &nbsp;Thanks for that. &nbsp;I was merely pointing out that the connection works elsewhere.<br />
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I will try the driver issue.
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I recognize that IE is not Outlook.  Thanks for that.  I was merely pointing out that the connection works elsewhere.

I will try the driver issue.

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I connect and synchronize to Outlook 2007 on our office server via three computers: a home desktop, an office desktop and the laptop which is the subject of this inquiry. &nbsp;Only the laptop has this problem. &nbsp;When I connect to Outllok with it, the Inbox will not synchronize unless I take the connection offline and then back on line.<br />
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Thanks.
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I connect and synchronize to Outlook 2007 on our office server via three computers: a home desktop, an office desktop and the laptop which is the subject of this inquiry.  Only the laptop has this problem.  When I connect to Outllok with it, the Inbox will not synchronize unless I take the connection offline and then back on line.
  
Thanks.

Microsoft, Outlook 2007 (SP1 installed), Windows XP Pro, Inbox Does not Synchronize Automatically

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