RE: email receiving error 0x8004210E

[K. Orland]

Try the following steps:

1. delete temporary internetfiles
2. delete cookies
3. In Internet Explorer Go to Tools>> Internet options>> Security>>
Internet>> Custom level>> (scroll all the way down) mark "Prompt for user
name and password>> click ok, and then ok one more time
4. Do number 3 one more time, but this time instead of Internet, do it for
trusted sites.

Kathleen Orland
Blessed are the cracked, for it is they who let in the light
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
http://www.howto-outlook.com/

"bc" wrote:

> Can send but not receive emails in Outlook 2003. "Task 'receiving' reported
> error (0x8004210E): 'Your mailbox is temporarily unavailable because another
> e-mail message is being delivered to it or another mail application is
> accessing it. the server responded -ERR box locked"

[bc]

thanks, but that suggestion didn't do it. Any other ideas?

[K. Orland]

It could be the following Norton Internet Security 2005 program issue. I
don't know if you're running NIS or not, but try this link:

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nip.nsf/docid/2005020123585136?OpenDocument&src=dellfaq_con_nam&prod=Norton%20Internet%20Security&ver=2004%20for%20Windows%2098/Me/2000/XP&csm=no&seg=hho&tpre=
(note link may wrap)

I would take the additional step that is not mentioned here that when you
configure your Personal Firewall in NIS 2005 to select the Program tab and
then select Permit All for MS Outlook instead of the default tab Automatic.

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[rajit nambiar]

One or more malformed e-mail messages were sent to your e-mail address.
I came to know about this in microsoft support.
I got an email which is huge in size(44100k)I deleted all the e-mail larger
than 10k.It fixed the problem,all got all the e-mails including the test
mails.
Try this I ope it might work.

url:http://www.ureader.com/msg/107537451.aspx

[K. Orland]

Are you using Norton?
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nip.nsf/docid/2005020123585136?O...

I would take the additional step that is not mentioned here of when you

configure your Personal Firewall in NIS 2005 to select the Program tab and

select Permit All for MS Outlook instead of the default tab Automatic.

If you're not using Norton, if your antivirus is configured to scan your
incoming and outgoing email disable that feature. It may be that you need to
uninstall it, reboot, and then reinstall and then don't configure the
integration with Outlook. It won't compromise your security since your real
time scanner will catch anything it's updated for.

Also ensure that your firewall allows Outlook, if using Norton Internet
Security instead of choosing the default for Outlook choose permit all.

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Kathleen Orland - MVP Outlook

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