Can't send attachments in Outlook Express

I am absolutely stumped! My email was working well all this time, and then
last week, all of a sudden, I started getting time out errors (0x800ccc19),
but only on emails that had attachments.

I have tried removing and creating a new email account in Express, I tried
changing the MTU speed, I did upgrades...

I have been at this for quite some time and still haven't found a solution.
I have Norton, so a virus is unlikely, but considering how spontaneous it
was, I have to wonder.

Any suggestions? I'm desperate! I'm a designer and rely on sending
attachments every day.
Oh, I should mention that I can send attachments uing Mail2Web, which is
okay for a temporary fix, but it's a wee bit of a pain for more than that.

Sonia

Sonia, this link may help. Worth a look..
http://www.domainavenue.com/support_oe6_0x800ccc19.htm

-----Original Message-----
I am absolutely stumped! My email was working well all
this time, and then
last week, all of a sudden, I started getting time out
errors (0x800ccc19),
but only on emails that had attachments.

I have tried removing and creating a new email account
in Express, I tried
changing the MTU speed, I did upgrades...

I have been at this for quite some time and still
haven't found a solution.
I have Norton, so a virus is unlikely, but considering
how spontaneous it
was, I have to wonder.

Any suggestions? I'm desperate! I'm a designer and rely
on sending
attachments every day.
Oh, I should mention that I can send attachments uing
Mail2Web, which is
okay for a temporary fix, but it's a wee bit of a pain
for more than that.

Sonia



.

"Sonia Grantham" wrote in message

I am absolutely stumped! My email was working well all this time, and
then last week, all of a sudden, I started getting time out errors
(0x800ccc19), but only on emails that had attachments.

I have tried removing and creating a new email account in Express, I
tried changing the MTU speed, I did upgrades...

I have been at this for quite some time and still haven't found a
solution. I have Norton, so a virus is unlikely, but considering how
spontaneous it was, I have to wonder.

Any suggestions? I'm desperate! I'm a designer and rely on sending
attachments every day.
Oh, I should mention that I can send attachments uing Mail2Web, which
is okay for a temporary fix, but it's a wee bit of a pain for more
than that.

Sonia


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