Microsoft Outlook Receiving Error 0X800CCC0F

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CM
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January 05, 2016
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When receiving email, I get the following error message: “Receiving reported error (0X800ccc0F). The connection to the server was interrupted.”

Please tell me what are the exact issues and their solution. Any help would be highly appreciated!

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Verified by Edwin J. Hoffer, Expert · Reviewed January 2016

Hi, nWhat type of email service do you use with Outlook; POP3, SMTP, or Exchange? Will you please tell me which antivirus are you using? n

Hi, nI am using MS Outlook 2010 with SMTP. It is not connected with Exchange. I use antivirus by Avast. Now you tell me what I should do to resolve this. n

Hello, nnI would like to help you by providing basic information related to 0x800ccc0f error. This error message appears in Outlook due the following reasons: nn 1. Connectivity issues in Network. n 2. Corrupted Outlook Data file. n 3. Enabled Antivirus/ Windows Firewall have blocked the message. n 4. Incorrect server settings. n 5. Incorrect configured account settings. nnTry the given below solutions for above problems: nn 1. Make sure that you are connected to the Internet. n 2. Repair Damaged or Corrupt PST file by performing scanpst. exe. n 3. Disable Antivirus or Firewall program. n 4. Verify server settings as given below: n • SMTP Server (Outgoing Message): SMTP. mail. yahoo. comn • Authentication: SSL Port: 587n n5. Remove Third Party Plugins. nnI hope this information will be helpful for you. nnLet me know if you need further assistance!:)nnGet more info on Outlook error 0x800ccc0f, click here: http://www. msoutlookware. com/error/fix-error-0x800ccc0f. htmlnnBest RegardsnEddie Thwan

Thank you so much Michael. It worked a treat.:)nnI tried 2 & 3 point. First, I disabled Antivirus program and then run Inbox Repair tool to repair my PST file. After doing this, the Outlook error 0x800ccc0f message disappeared. nnThanks again:)nnBest RegardsnMichael Scofield