Outlook Express Problem

Chris Dufrane · From: Constable, NY, USA

Well I'm totaly confused on how to fix my outlook express problem. When I got to check my e-mail an error message comes up and says,"An outlook express store file may be damaged. Please use a utility such as ScanDisk to verify and repair any damaged files. Account: 'autobody mail at USA Datanet.net', Server: 'mail.usadatanet.net', Protocol: POP3, Port 110 Secure(SSL): No Error Number: 0x800C0155." I e-mailed tech support, but I don't think it will do me any good so I gave them my #. I don't know if they'll call or not, so could any of you guys please help me? Thank you in advance...

[This message was edited by Chris Dufrane on 29 November 2000 at 02:59 PM.]

Jon Light · From: Saugerties, NY

First of all, might as well run scandisk.
On my Win95 system it's at:
START>>PROGRAMS>>ACCESSORIES>>SYSTEM TOOLS>>SCANDISK.

The rest of that error message is familiar to me from when my server is having problems. It has nothing to do with my system. Their screw-up all the way. When it happens I just wait it out until they fix it on their end. Is this a brand new problem or have you been dealing with it for a while?

[This message was edited by Jon Light on 29 November 2000 at 03:16 PM.]

Chris Dufrane · From: Constable, NY, USA

Wel this is a new problem to me. They've had trouble before and when that happens It usually says something like can't connect to mail server. I talked to tech support last night and the only thing the guy could figure ot is that I'd have to run ScanDisk on standard and then if that didn't work I'd have to run ScanDisk on thorough. I'll try running ScanDisk on standard after I get home from school and give it about 6 hours, because I have a 12.5-13 gig hard drive.

Chris Dufrane · From: Constable, NY, USA

Well, I got the problem fixed. I played around and deleted a most of my e-mail messages and all that fun stuff and I got it working, so you can close this thread now. Thanks alot...

Chris

[This message was edited by Chris Dufrane on 02 December 2000 at 10:16 AM.]

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