Nickajack910
New Member
- Outlook version
- Outlook 2010 32 bit
- Email Account
- IMAP
I have Outlook 2010 as part of a complete Office 2010 Program. This started Monday when I discovered I was not receiving any email and an outgoing email was still in the Outbox. I clicked on File and discovered this Hotmail Connector Upgrade message. I allowed the program to run way more than 15 minutes, and nothing happened. Closed and reopened the program, even did a reboot, and nothing different. I read you post about someone else with this problem. I did a repair of the Outlook Connector, uninstalled it, downloaded a 32 bit Connector from Outlook. The Upgrade message was still there and no send nor receive. I tried to do a repair on Office 2010, got about 3/4 of the was through, and it gave me a message, it didn't access to C:\Config.msi\17c5748,rbf, then it backed out and reversed the repair and required a reboot. If I try to do a manual send and receive, I get an error message: Not Implemented.
As a side issue, I have an installed Outlook 2016 standalone program on the same computer that works. It will send and receive fine. It has a problem with inserted pictures, in that it will not give me a Format Tab when the image is selected, nor will it allow me to crop. I saw your suggestion of copying winword.exe when you have two different versions of Office programs. I did that too, and still no Format Tab.
What I have is a mess. I really don't like the format and design of Outlook 2016 as well as Outlook 2010. What do you recommend 2010, doing a disk repair of Office 2010? I may have to get permission from Microsoft to do a reinstall if I uninstall it. Thanks.
As a side issue, I have an installed Outlook 2016 standalone program on the same computer that works. It will send and receive fine. It has a problem with inserted pictures, in that it will not give me a Format Tab when the image is selected, nor will it allow me to crop. I saw your suggestion of copying winword.exe when you have two different versions of Office programs. I did that too, and still no Format Tab.
What I have is a mess. I really don't like the format and design of Outlook 2016 as well as Outlook 2010. What do you recommend 2010, doing a disk repair of Office 2010? I may have to get permission from Microsoft to do a reinstall if I uninstall it. Thanks.