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I'm having this same issue. I've tried running Scanpst on the OST file, and using putting Outlook in Offline mode, and using Clean Mail to delete emails larger than 20MB. The error message keeps coming back anytime we try to send an email, whether it has an attachment or not. We're getting these...

I too wish I could come up with a solution for this problem. I have others in the office that are having the same issue, but they're okay with switching folders to retrieve new emails. They also don't have the title of VP, which is the computer I switched over to 2016. Speaking of Outlook 2016...

Thanks Diane. This worked. I did have to do one more step to get it to work, and that was to enable macros. While in Outlook select File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Macro Settings > Seelct "Enable all macros..." > Tick "Apply macro security..." > OK.

Does anyone know if this code works with Outlook 2016? I've got a VP that tends to send emails out without a subject, and he's getting tired of the no subject warning message.

I found Nirsoft's NK2Edit (link) . Does anyone know if it works, and is it safe to use?

I've tried what your suggesting. It's on the same computer, but somehow the NK2 didn't take. I had a L2 Microsoft Office tech help me with it after we spent 6 hours Friday trying to fix an install. I could try importing an older NK2 from another computer, but it's 3 years old, so it wouldn't be...

On one of our systems, I recently upgraded from Outlook 2007 to Outlook 2016. He did not keep up his address book, instead he just let the system collect the addresses, and he used the Auto-Complete List feature in Outlook to select his address. Through the upgrade, that list has somehow...

There were no error messages reported. I'm not sure why it didn't work at that moment, but it's working this morning.

I recently upgraded a computer to Outlook 2016. We use IMAP. When trying to create new subfolders, it appears in the list with the pre-existing subfolders on that email account. The problem I'm facing, the new subfolder doesn't appear on different email clients (Thunderbird, webmail, or iPhone)...

PROBLEM SOLVED (SORT OF) ;) I ended up purchasing and installing Outlook 2016. For some reason, it actually syncs properly with Godaddy's IMAP servers. I'm not having the same issues that I was experiencing with Outlook 2007 and 2010. I'm receiving emails in Outlook, just as fast as...

Question: Is it possible to install Outlook 2016, and have it coexist (not upgrade) on the same computer with Outlook 2007?

That only worked for a little bit for me. Just like you, I'm having to change folders to see if I have any new email. I'm using IMAP on GoDaddy, but without SSL.

I spoke too soon. It's been 36 minutes since I last sent myself a test message, and the new emails are no longer syncing correctly in Outlook 2010. I thought renaming the SRS had fixed the issue, but it was only for a short while. Is it possible something is corrupting the SRS file?

This, and changing the View Setting corrected the issue with my Outlook 2010. Neither however had an effect on my Outlook 2007.

I'm too wondering about how the emails are moved to the server. Are they just being moved into a standard network folder, or are they moved to an Outlook/Exchange folder? I'm assuming that the emails are just getting copied over to a folder on the server, for retrieval later. I didn't realize...

You must first determine at what level this is happening. This could be your email provider, your antivirus or your email client.

SYNOPSIS Outlook won't sync new emails in Inbox, but will sync instantly emails that have been deleted from another email client. MY SETUP(S) Godaddy IMAP email (non-free), no SSL Single email account on each email client COWORKER #1A, Outlook 2007 on Windows 7 Professional (additional...

Hi Chuck. Could you please check something for me? Without changing folders, if a user were to delete an email off their inbox say from their phone, does the same email delete from the Outlook inbox almost immediately? On my end, I'm noticing that the Inbox is synching almost immediately on...

Can someone please explain this weird behavior? For this test, I'm using both Thunderbird and Outlook together, side x side. Both are setup with the same IMAP account, and no other email accounts. This is using Windows 7 with Outlook 2010. So I sent myself a "test" email using Thunderbird...

Update: I downloaded and installed the Microsoft Office Configuration Analyzer Tool Realtime Monitor. I ran a full scan, and it said I needed 3 updates. I installed each and rebooted. Started Outlook back up. Sent over a test email, and waited, and waited. Automatic send/receives are still not...