Windows 10: I'm trying to use Windows 10 Mail app for my IMAP emails, I can receive emails but I can...

I'm trying to use Windows 10 Mail app for my IMAP emails, I can receive emails but I can not send them, they are stuck in the Outbox.I have ported all these accounts over from Windows Live Mail to use a more up to date emailing service but I can't seem to get any emails to send. I have configured the Incoming/Outcoming settings from Windows Live Mail so they should be correct.How do I solve this issue?

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How to receive ALL emails on mail clients on 2 different computers

I have always preferred pop3.
I have noticed with IMAP that if you delete a mail in a client it's gone from the server and I I don't want this.
I want to receive my mail on my desktop in Outlook and the same mails on my new laptop windows 10 mail app.
I want to be able to delete mail on both computers but without deleting it from the gmailserver (gmail webmail).

Is this possible? If so, how to do?

 

Is it possible to create an account to *just* send email with Windows 10 mail?

I'm trying to use Windows 10 mail to send email through my own personal SMTP server. I don't use pop3 or imap, I just deliver my mail to a local maildir.

However, the Mail client won't let me do anything without "signing in" which is stupid. I tried using "example.com" as the account, but it wouldn't actually send my emails at all, and I couldn't find a setting to "send email now".

I was able to scroll down to "Advanced Setup" and use "Internet email account". If I use these settings:

Do I have to create a fake POP/IMAP server to get this app to believe me that I don't actually want to receive email here? Or is there some kind of hidden setting I can use?

When I configured these settings and tried to send a message, nothing happened. It stuck the files in my outbox and that was it. No error message no nothing. As far as I can tell, it was waiting to connect to the IMAP/POP server before it would try to send my email.

 

Windows 10 mail can receive email but not send

Hello Wanda,

Thank you for your time reaching out to us. Windows 10 Mail may have encountered an issue with the email configuration that caused the error message that you're getting. For us to further isolate the issue, kindly answer the following questions:

• Have you made any recent changes to your email account prior to this issue?
• What type of email account are you using? Is it IMAP or POP3?
• Have you tried using another email address?
  
• Are you still able to access your webmail? See if you can still send and receive emails on it.
• How are you connected to the internet? Is it via wired or wireless connection?

Meanwhile, we suggest that you try to remove your email account by following the steps on this

link and kindly set it up back by following this
walkthrough.

Kindly get back to us.