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server responded - "insufficient system storage" - on send / receive - Outlook 2003 on Workgroup
Posted on 2008-10-06
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Nitin
This was answered earlier on EE, so just givin the link ::: http://www.experts-exchang
Thanks
Nitin
Hello worded,
1. Check if Outlook is in Offline mode. In Outlook go to File and make sure Work Offline is not selected.
2. Register an important send/receive library file. Go to Start > Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll
3. Check if antivirus email check is slowing sending and receiving. Disable it. Check if other programs running in the background is interfering. Disable one at a time the Firewall, antispyware, antispam, and all Norton programs.
4. In the account settings, Advanced settings, change the server timeout time from 1 min to 5 min
5. Check if outgoing mail server authentication is required. Select that option in account settings and use same settings as incoming server
6. Your ISP may be blocking port 25. Try using alternate port 587.
If no joy, you need to use your ISP SMTP server to send out emails.
7. Create a new Outlook profile.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/profile.htm
8. Check with email provider Tech Support to determine if server is having trouble.
Hope this helps!
war1
1. Check if Outlook is in Offline mode. In Outlook go to File and make sure Work Offline is not selected.
2. Register an important send/receive library file. Go to Start > Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll
3. Check if antivirus email check is slowing sending and receiving. Disable it. Check if other programs running in the background is interfering. Disable one at a time the Firewall, antispyware, antispam, and all Norton programs.
4. In the account settings, Advanced settings, change the server timeout time from 1 min to 5 min
5. Check if outgoing mail server authentication is required. Select that option in account settings and use same settings as incoming server
6. Your ISP may be blocking port 25. Try using alternate port 587.
If no joy, you need to use your ISP SMTP server to send out emails.
7. Create a new Outlook profile.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/profile.htm
8. Check with email provider Tech Support to determine if server is having trouble.
Hope this helps!
war1
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