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Hello, for the last few days my Outlook.com does not work in Internet Explorer at my work. The Inbox comes up, but clicking on a message does nothing. There appears to be a Java error in the lower left. When I click on it it says the following:
Message: Script error
Line: 0
Char: 0
Code: 0
URI: https://a.gfx.ms/i0a_e-bJC-RFfpu7XtDCkyZhFQ2.js
Hello,
I am a desktop support person for a large company. We have a contract supporting Microsoft in Redmond, WA. One of our managers has an email account for which he goes to https://outlook.com/microsoft.com, enters his domain, username, and password, and should get to his Inbox, but it doesn't work. After entering his logon credentials, he is taken to https://outlook.office365.com/owa and gets the error: Internet Explorer can't display the webpage. Once the error has been received, he can't get back to the logon screen without going into Internet Options, Advanced tab, and completely resetting the browser. After that, however, when he attempts to logon, he'll get "can't display the webpage" again.
On a couple attempts, the browser took him to https://www.outlook.com/owa/?wa=wsignin1.0 where it displays a long error that starts with, "Microsoft.Exchange.Clients.Security.LiveTransientHRESULTException: LiveId authentication code has returned error 0x80049234 PP_E_RPS_REASON_POST_TICKET_TIMEWINDOW_EXPIRED, indicating that there's a temporary problem with the remote server."
I hope someone can explain what might be causing this and how we might resolve. Thanks,
-J
Why is there a grey circle logo with a line through it in the far right window pane under the cog and your email name.
I have reset Internet Explorer twice. Deleted Cache. Refreshed Outlook.com...this has only started happening in the last few days!
I have contact Microsoft personally but was referred to this forum.
I basically want to know if this is normal? There seems to be nobody who can answer this.
Barbara
I have used Hotmail account many, many, many years through Internet Explorer. It was about a month+ I began having problems due to YOUR change with the Hotmail/Outlook.com account with Internet Explorer. In fact, I was in hotmail with IE 8 doing AOK, signed off then went to access a couple hours later (same day) and POOF-problems. It has been several months now I am unable to access Hotmail receiving this message ....."Something went wrong and we can't sign you in right now. Please try again later"....... Prior to this I was able to access/open account yet missing tabs like reply, send etc, and could not see my folders.
Firefox I have no problems with my Hotmail account. I am more comfortable with IE 8 and would prefer to continue through IE. Do you have a fix?
My computer is:
Kathleen
I am using Windows 8 internet explorer on HP pavilion g6. Every time I go on Hotmail/outlook, it automatically logs into my account. I don't like this because when someone else is using my laptop they can access my email. I've tried resetting the internet explorer but it wont work.
When I read my outlook.com email using IE9 or IE10 (starting at http://outlook.com) I get an "Internet Explorer blocked this website from displaying content with security certificate errors." popup with the "Show Content" button. I'm getting this dozens of times a day, so this is really annoying.
(Note: this is not the same as getting a certificate error for the entire page because its certificate is invalid).
I have discovered that outlook.com pages contain a link to:
https://fsecure.wlxrs.com/_D/F$Live.SiteContent.Messenger/6.1.2090/
This link cannot be resolved, because the host fsecure.wlxrs.com doesn't exist (checked with http://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=lookup&host=fsecure.wlxrs.com)
For some reason, IE, when accessing the Internet via a proxy (our corporate infrastructure works this way) triggers a certificate error for the linked page because not being able to find the certificate has priority over not being able to resolve the host.
IE when not using a proxy, or FF22, do not trigger an error.
Still, there is something invalid in the outlook.com pages, and this must be fixed.
Can you MSFT guys please fix this?
P.S. I picked "Calendar" as the topic because I had to select a topic, but the entire outlook.com "site" is affected!
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