I have recently changed ISP and Windows Live Mail no longer sends from this account - receiving is fine.

I have contacted the email provider and checked the incoming and outgoing server details, and they directed me here to ask for help!

The error message that I receive is as follows:

The connection to the server has failed.

Subject 'Test'
Server: 'mail.tpg.com.au'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0E
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 25
Secure(SSL): No
Socket Error: 10013

I am now using Telstra Broadband ISP, and it is a TPG email account.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Buffie

Using win 7 & win Live Mail, I can receive e-mail but unable to send.

Receive the following from my ISP, shaw.ca;

The SMTP server returned an error.

Subject 'test 16/4'

Server Response: +OK POP3 ready

Server: 'mail.shaw.ca'

Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC60

Protocol: SMTP

Port: 110

Secure(SSL): No

Have spent hours with the ISP & they say everything at their end works. I am able to use their webmail without problems. Settings have been entered many times & the ISP confirms they are correct. Have attempted to repair windows essentials. Everything was working normally for months prior to this problem.

Using win 7 & win Live Mail, I can receive e-mail but unable to send.

Receive the following from my ISP, shaw.ca;

The SMTP server returned an error.

Subject 'test 16/4'

Server Response: +OK POP3 ready

Server: 'mail.shaw.ca'

Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC60

Protocol: SMTP

Port: 110

Secure(SSL): No

Have spent hours with the ISP & they say everything at their end works. I am able to use their webmail without problems. Settings have been entered many times & the ISP confirms they are correct. Have attempted to repair windows essentials. Everything was working normally for months prior to this problem.

Using win 7 & win Live Mail, I can receive e-mail but unable to send.

Receive the following from my ISP, shaw.ca;

The SMTP server returned an error.

Subject 'test 16/4'

Server Response: +OK POP3 ready

Server: 'mail.shaw.ca'

Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC60

Protocol: SMTP

Port: 110

Secure(SSL): No

Have spent hours with the ISP & they say everything at their end works. I am able to use their webmail without problems. Settings have been entered many times & the ISP confirms they are correct. Have attempted to repair windows essentials. Everything was working normally for months prior to this problem.

[Original title: Windows live mail]

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I have two major e-mails accounts which I use for my company (using example domains below)

abcdefg.com (hosted exchange with my ISP)
zyxwvut.com (Pop3)

Currently in Outlook for Windows I've had both of these e-mails set up, and the pop3 e-mail delivers directly to the Exchange Inbox (data file), eliminating the need for me to store any mails from the pop3 account on the pop3 server or keep a local copy of the mails.    The same applies to sending items from the pop3 account.

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Thanks for all of yours time!