Windows 10: I know this question has been answered before, but I cannot send or receive mail from the...

Hello, Since I have a fresh new Windows 10 I cannot send or receive mail from the Microsoft mail app, except I can send and email to Outlook and a verizon acct., but not to Yahoo! I tried the reverse by trying to send an email to the Microsoft mail app from Outlook and the test email did not come through, and then from my verizon acct. andthe test email did not come through to the mail app. Also, I cannot send or receive anemail from Yahoo to the mail app! This is so confusing, and I have already uninstalled the mail app and repinned it to my task bar, but that did not solve the who

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Mail not sending!

Your last reference was to Mailbird- it seems you've reverted to Mail.

The choice of pop3 or imap for receiving mail is up to you.. smtp is a different thing.

Suggest you try sending mail with Mailbird

 

Mail app- I receive mail but can't send

Hi,

There are many reasons why you cannot receive an email. For further assistance regarding issues with receiving emails, kindly answer these following questions:

• Have you tried sending an email to your account for test purpose?
• What are the troubleshooting methods that you tried so far?

Also, you can import email messages and contacts from your old PC. To do so, just follow the steps indicated in this

link.

We'll be looking forward for your reply.

Regards.

 

Mail not sending!

Thanks, Guys...
Mailbird is now telling me that I can only have one account so I will be dumping that one. In addition, while it was (yesterday) set as the default mail client it was actually W-Mail being used!

I found my e-account details/settings and the numbers were as listed on the TalkTalk/Tiscali site!
Surprising as the only difficulty is sending mails - incoming is not an issue...

The error message I keep receiving in the 'non-delivery' mail is the '550' variety...
Activating the link you sent I see that:

550 - usually defines a non-existent email address on the remote side.
Though it can be returned also by the recipient’s firewall (or when the incoming server is down), the great majority of errors 550 simply tell that the recipient email address doesn’t exist. You should contact the recipient otherwise and get the right address.

The mails were 'sent' to addresses I have had contact with for many years - double and triple checked to confirm they are correct and according to those I spoke to by land-line confirm their mail systems were/are fully functional and sent me 'test' mails instantly.

As said, prior to this new PC I was using pop mail; the new PC set up with idap...

You suggested 'Web Mail' ~~~ what is that?
I know, another dumb question...

Respecting your patience *Huh

Ken *Wink