Troubleshooting Emails in Outlook Express

Your emails often play an important part in your life and it is highly required for your business. There are a lot of people using Outlook Express as their email client, and there for if you too use it as your email client, you have come to the right place. Kernel Recovery for Outlook Express helps you to retrieve damaged, corrupt or inaccessible files of DBX format that cannot be opened with Outlook Express email client.

If your Outlook Express frustrates you with error messages such as “Message could not be opened from Outlook Folder.” Or “Some errors occurred while processing the requested tasks.”? If your Outlook Express sends multiple copies of outgoing mail, then it is a matter of concern. There are several configuration errors such as port change enforced by your email provider but not really communicated to you and other issues such as corrupt Outlook folder can stop your outgoing mail. Luckily there are more than one thing you can perform to resolve the issue and send the mail again.

Now in order to make Outlook Express sends mail again:

1. Check your outgoing mail server settings

1. Select Tools > Accounts, select the account and click Properties

2. Make sure the correct server name is entered under the Outgoing mail (SMTP): on the Servers tab

3. On the same tab, verify My server requires authentication is checked if required. Under Settings, you can specify a user name and password different from your incoming mail credentials

4. On Advanced tab, ascertain This server requires a secure connection (SSL) is selected under Outgoing mail (SMTP). If your outgoing mail connection is encrypted.

1. Make sure your Sent Items folder is not surpassing its memory limitation. The folder can hold upto 2 GB at most. Either compact folders manually or move messages to other folders.

2. Rename the corrupt Outlook.dbx file

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