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I deleted the profile from the control panle and then created a new one and pointed it to the existing .PST file and the same problem exists. &nbsp;And somehow the email Rules were even maintained. &nbsp;So I deleted the new mail profile and created another and pointed mail to a new .pst file and mail is moving again. &nbsp;thanks
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I deleted the profile from the control panle and then created a new one and pointed it to the existing .PST file and the same problem exists.  And somehow the email Rules were even maintained.  So I deleted the new mail profile and created another and pointed mail to a new .pst file and mail is moving again.  thanks

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Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.

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I have a Win7 PC with Outlook 2010 that has stopped being able to receive mail from a POP account. &nbsp;The account can be checked from another PC and is functional with Webmail, so I am pretty sure that the mailbox itself is OK. &nbsp;I tried loading OL in safemode and that did not help. &nbsp;I tried to repair the PST file and that did not help either. &nbsp;What should I try now? &nbsp;Is there a way to check the OL profile?<br />
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I have a Win7 PC with Outlook 2010 that has stopped being able to receive mail from a POP account.  The account can be checked from another PC and is functional with Webmail, so I am pretty sure that the mailbox itself is OK.  I tried loading OL in safemode and that did not help.  I tried to repair the PST file and that did not help either.  What should I try now?  Is there a way to check the OL profile?

thanks

outlook 2010 receive error (0x80004005)

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.