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Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows Server => Topic started by: bokchoy on May 23, 2006, 01:32:17 PM

Title: Problems with Outlook sending/receiving
Post by: bokchoy on May 23, 2006, 01:32:17 PM
I recently downloaded all of my emails from my webmail to save in Outlook 2003.
I downloaded several accounts from the same server - most by IMAP, but the primary/default address by POP3.

Most of them downloaded okay. But when I try to download some IMAP folders or send via POP3, both seem to have problems connecting/staying connected to the server.
Nothing is wrong with my internet connection, and it only works some of the time, so I am confused.
what could the problem be? might it have anything to do with firewall or blocking of ports? but this shouldn't happen if the firewall is off, right???

also, when i downloaded all of my primary account's emails via POP3, and I must have had the option to "delete messages from the server" selected. so it downloaded everything in my inbox, and now there is nothing on the server - so all my folders are gone, although i didn't get a chance to download them by IMAP. this is probably a long shot, but is there ANY chance these could ever be recovered???
Title: Re: Problems with Outlook sending/receiving
Post by: dl65 on May 23, 2006, 03:24:54 PM
bokchoy......
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also, when i downloaded all of my primary account's emails via POP3, and I must have had the option to "delete messages from the server" selected. so it downloaded everything in my inbox, and now there is nothing on the server - so all my folders are gone, although i didn't get a chance to download them by IMAP. this is probably a long shot, but is there ANY chance these could ever be recovered???

They are gone if you said "delete from the server"

RE...  the first issue , Is this the first time this has occurred ?
Have you contacted your server ?
Have you confirmed that your Email account set ups are correct ?
Your Internet may be working , but that has nothing to do with your Email service ...other than you must be connected .

dl65  ::)