This problem started yesterday morning about 1000. Previously, Outlook has
worked without fail for about 6 months, when I had to replace a failing
harddrive with a clean install. If I try to send an email, the send fails
with the error 0x80042109. If I send a 'test your settings' email, I get a
more verbose message that says the server was found, but did not respond.
Now, the details:

I found 2 articles about the error 0x80042109 that talked about 'being on
the MSN network and trying to send through another system', but I have no
connection to MSN.

I have my own domain name and email address package through 'Godaddy'.

There are two other email addresses in this domain/email package that are
unaffected.

Yesterday I spent about 2 hours on the phone with 'Godaddy' tech support,
examined all settings, tried alternate port of 587 and 3535 for SMTP and
finally, the tech said I should call my ISP. The theory being that, since
everything was in order, Comcast must be blocking my access. Since I'm not
using Comcast's email system, I found this puzzling, but called them anyway.

Comcast checked the line and pinged my modem and pronounced it 'not their
problem'.

"F. Edwin Felty" in wrote:

VanguardLH wrote:

"F. Edwin Felty" wrote in message
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James Truelove wrote:

Dave R discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

...

Yes I have been faithful on doing all the updates. I believe the problem
started about June 21st.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Dave R discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

I'd start with a new mail profile and redefine all the accounts from
scratch.

Actually I tried deleting and reinstalling email accounts to no success. I
know it isn't an account issue because everything works in Windows Live Mail.
Here is another kicker... when sending a test mail when setting up an
account it goes through no problem! Argh.

"Brian Tillman" wrote: