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Some of my outgoing mail won't 'send' I just keep getting error code: 0x800CC0D I'm pretty dumb when it comes to computers. this is frustrating me.

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Outlook and Outlook Express both report that error number when they can't find or connect to your mail server.
Understanding what's happening is fairly easy. Fixing requires some additional information.

I'll focus here on Outlook Express, but similar steps are appropriate for Outlook as well.
Typically you'll see an error message much like this:
some of my outgoing mail won't 'send' I just keep - oemailservererror.png Unfortunately, many people seem to fixate on the error number at the end - 0x800ccc0d. While that can be useful, and it's easy to search on, they're missing all the additional information that Outlook is providing in the error. Specifically, this:
The host 'wrongmailserver.com' could not be found.
That's a big clue as to what's going on. Your email account is configured to retrieve email from the server 'wrongmailserver.com' (a fictitious server I made up for this example), and Outlook Express cannot connect to that mail server.
Step one? Make sure you can connect to anything else on the internet - any web page will do. Error 0x800ccc0d can occur because you're not connected to the internet at all, and visiting any random web page simply verifies that your internet connection is working.
If your internet connection is not working, that has nothing to do with Outlook, Outlook Express or error 0x800ccc0d. Your mail failure is just one symptom of not being connected to the internet.
If you are connected, step 2 is to validate your Outlook Express account configuration. Specifically, if you click on the Tools menu in Outlook Express, then click on the Accounts menu item, and then in the resulting dialog box click on the Mail tab, you should see something like this:
"If the Incoming Mail (POP3): setting is wrong, then error 0x800ccc0d can result." If you have more than one account, you may see multiple items in the list. Click on the one with which you are having trouble and click on Properties. In the resulting dialog box, click on the Servers tabsome of my outgoing mail won't 'send' I just keep - oeaccountproperties.pngething like this:
oeaccountproperties.png Note the arrows pointing at the two instances of the mail servers you would be using: one for POP3 (incoming email) and one for SMTP (outgoing email).
If the Incoming Mail (POP3): setting is wrong, then error 0x800ccc0d can result. In fact, the error message you got originally, "The host 'wrongmailserver.com' could not be found." is telling you that the mail server specified here could not be contacted.
So, what do you do?
I can't tell you what this setting should be, because it varies from ISP to ISP. What I use is different from what you use. So, you'll need to double check the information you were given from your ISP to see what they said your mail server name should be. Make sure you've entered that exactly. In fact, it probably makes sense to double check your entire configuration while you're here.
It's also possible that your mail server may simply be down - the ISP could be having trouble, for example, or the ISP could have changed mail servers. You'll need to contact your ISP to determine if this is the case, and whether or not they have an alternative mail server you can use, or how long you might need to wait for things to be fixed.

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The Outlook error 0x800ccc0d is one of the frequent errors of Outlook. It generally displayed when there is a corrupt Outlook profile, firewall issues, virus or malware infection etc. You can fix this error using manual methods as well as automated methods. For more info, you can have a look at this blog:
https://msoutlookhelp.com/blog/outlook-error-0x800ccc0d/

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  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2019

    you are a decade late.

  • Anonymous Apr 08, 2019

    https://askleo.com/outlook_error_0x800cc...

  • Anonymous Apr 08, 2019

    the client can't find the Pop server ,etc.
    your internet is down !
    your running nasty infected XP
    the mail server is down, try again later.
    your outlook(lookout) client has the settings wrong, or not allow now by the email server not stated by you.
    your login credentials (SMTP) are wrong.
    or the rules changed as all did back when.
    for vastly better security outgoing...
    so:
    dump outlook get free and vastly better Thunderbird. (not one error on mine for 15+ years)2003 to 2019,

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