E-mails not sending!

[redlinemaxed]

A time-out occurred while communicating with the server. Subject '', Account: 'Craig', Server: 'mail.redlinemaxed.co.uk', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Error Number: 0x800CCC19

This is really pissing me off now. A couple of days ago my POP3 Emails stopped working. I can receive but not send mail.

I know the servers are working and the account details are correct. I can use my laptop to send mail fine.

I use norton Internet Security and as far as i know, that is fine.

This problem just suddenly started happening with no changes to any settings anywhere.

Any suggestions?

[gkd_uk]

I would recommend you speak to the service provider?

[redlinemaxed]

I have done. Everything is fine. I know this is true because i have sent emails from my laptop using the same internet connection

[gkd_uk]

Try this, switch off the firewall and the AntiVirus software and try again. If this does not resolve your problem, do a search for 0x800CCC19 in Google and you will find that many people are reporting the same issue and you will also find the fix.

[redlinemaxed]

I have already tried that with no luck. I have also searched Google but not actually found a solution that works

[gkd_uk]

I had a similar issue in the past from my wireless laptop. It worked fine from my pc but not wireless laptop. Eventually, the problem was resolved when I replaced the wireless pcmcia card.

Are you using a laptop or PC and is it wireless or cable?

[redlinemaxed]

my laptop has wireless but i was using a cable connection and i use cable with my desktop

[gkd_uk]

Are you using Outlook or Outlook Express?

[redlinemaxed]

Windows Live mail desktop. I have also tried it with Thunderbird but still no joy.

[gkd_uk]

If you have a dedicated network card in your machine, shutdown your machine, remove the network card and then push it back in again.

Like I said, when I had this issue, replacing the wireless card fixed my issue and I have never had this issue since.

In your case, it might be worth trying a different network card if you have a spare one lying around.