Hi guys,

I followed the steps within microsoft knowledge base
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935400 to disable the autotuning level from
the command prompt as I use Vista. I tried to receive various test messages
in Outlook again which unfortunately still couldn't receive the e-mails, but
Outlook itself was still able to send.

However, I'm convinced that the disabling has indeed fixed the problem or
played a strong part at least because after doing the above I decided to
delete the email account from within Outlook (as I previously did many times)
& start over.

I again created a 'test' profile & checked to make sure it tested ok within
properties of account in which the test account unfortunately still couldn't
receive e-mails, but again was still able to send.

I deleted the test profile thereafter & decided to choose the default
'outlook' profile to configure all over again... lo & behold after
configuring the 'outlook' profile and re-testing with various test messages,
the test messages were now being delivered into the inbox & viewable!

Thanks again for your time & replies,

braz




"Oliver Vukovics" wrote:

Hi braz,

I only know this site for Outlook 2003 with this problem::

"I can send, but not receive e-mail messages"
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...117021033.aspx

Maybe it helps.

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Oliver Vukovics
Share your Outlook PST files without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
Synchronisation for Outlook and Exchange: Public SyncTool
http://www.publicshareware.com

"braz" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi,

I have Outlook 2007 installed on laptop and have set-up an email account
to
use. The problem is that I can send email to other people's email
addresses
from this outlook 2007 account, but I am unable to receive email from
other
people?

Have set up a new 'test' profile to see if this could solve the problem
but
unfortunately the problem is exactly the same for the test profile too.

Not sure what's going on with the application in this instance &
appreciate
in advance any help you can offer me for this particular prob.

Thanks for reading.