Windows 10: Microsoft Outlook server error

Hey guys!

After a week or so of installing Windows 10 and Microsoft Office, I have been using Outlook and have logged myself in, sending messages etc. just fine!

But now when I load up my Outlook, I get a message box coming up which I have attached a photo of. I click "OK" but it just re-appears! I haven't the fainted idea what could be the issue! Any help would be much appricated!

Thanks, Ryan

:)

 

Windows live mail with windows 10

The issue with sending and receiving mail in outlook stated a couple of months ago.

Unable to send or receive messages for the Outlook (furmanek9) account.

Server Error: 0x801941F7

Server: 'https://m.hotmail.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync'

Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x801941F7

This is the error message I get.

I'll try the trouble shooting you recommended.

 

sync error 0x85010014, Windows Mobile 6.5, Windows 7, Outlook 2007

Hello. This is a difficult error to fix. Are you just syncing to Outlook locally via USB or exchange server? It is an Outlook problem and I would first try to repair your Outlook:

Detect and Repair Applications In Microsoft Office 2007

 

Sounds foolish but have you re-entered your username and password? I've had clients accidently change their password when the server was inaccessible and they didn't notice the popup. Had one a couple days ago and after reentering the password everything was fine.

 

I signed in on my browser to check my login detail, all works fine there! I re-entered my details from scratch, message box went away for a little while it was "Reconnecting" but cam straight back up!

Not sure if this a related issue, but when trying to install and set up my flatmate's Outlook on his laptop on the same network after my issue occured he has the exact same issue came up! Possible network error?

 

I see you have an outlook.com email address. Not sure if this will help. I use POP for mine and these are the settings I use

Mail servers
pop3.live.com Port 995 (SSL)
smtp.live.com Port 587 (Auto encryption)
Username : Full email address
Password

 

Also found this regarding setting up outlook.com in various configurations:
Set up an email app with Outlook.com - Outlook.com Help

 

After having anawesome friend helping me, it turns out it was my security verifications that Microsoft imposed on me while on the browser, blocking access to any non browser applications! Thank you for your input anyway *Smile