I am getting an error message when i use my Outlook express. It says it cannot connect to my Yahoo account.?
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just visiting old questions, hope you found what you were looking for. Have a nice day.
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Its not your fault, its the servers problem. Your yahoo email server might have stmp connecting issues to hotmail servers. Why dont you try getting a free hotmail account? I am not sure how yahoo.ca is different from yahoo.com, but it has to be the server problem. You can always ask yahoo and email them about the problem. They might correct it.
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There is a solution on the first site below, but that is for Outlook, not an Exchange server. \n\nThe second site is a much longer thread with even more error codes that make no sense to me. SOO, sorry if this didn't help much.
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you have your outlook account set to take the messages from yahoo.Go to outlook express-  Tools-                                                                      accounts-                                                            mail-                                                                    properties and change your settings.........
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most of the time, this error means your POP3 sever is invalid.  if you are using one of Microsoft's email programs (outlook, outlook express), then goto tools > accounts and change your account to the correct POP3 server (this can be found at your email provider's web site most of the time).  Make sure the server has the right password and the 'Requires Authentication' box is checked if needed.  For further instructions, refer to your email service.
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Access a Yahoo! Mail Plus Account with Outlook Express\nProcedure\n\nFirst in yahoo mail plus\n\nEnable pop3 in your mail id.For this go to mail, mail options, POP Access and Forwarding ,Enable Web pop access. then go to outlook express ,\n\nSecond in out look\nTools-->Email Accounts-->Add New Email\n\n* Enter U r Mail ID\n* Enable POP3 radio button\n* Your Information\n* Incoming Mail Server (POP3): pop.mail.yahoo.co.in \n* Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP): smtp.mail.yahoo.co.in \n* port : 587\n* Ok\n\n... njoy \n\n\n------------------------------...\n\nAccess a Free Yahoo! Mail Account with Outlook Express\nOutlook Express Tip\n\nIf you subscribe to Yahoo! Mail Plus, you can download messages received at your Yahoo! Mail account to any email program using POP. If you do not, you cannot. \nAt least not directly. A number of smart tools can translate your web-based Yahoo! Mail account into a POP account Outlook Express understands. One of the smartest of these tools is YPOPs!. \n\n\n\n\nAccess a Free Yahoo! Mail Account with Outlook Express (Down Load YPOPs)\nTo access a free Yahoo! Mail account with Outlook Express: \nTo access a free Yahoo! Mail account with Outlook Express: \n\n›› Step by Step Screenshot Walkthrough \nInstall YPOPs! and make sure it is running. \nOpen Outlook Express. \nSelect Tools | Accounts... from the menu in Outlook Express. \nClick Add and select Mail.... \nType your name. \nClick Next >. \nEnter your Yahoo! Mail address ("hmmzl34@yahoo.com", for example). \nClick Next > again. \nMake sure POP3 is selected under My incoming mail server is a ___ server.. \nEnter "localhost" under Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP or HTTP) server:. \nType "localhost" under Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: as well. \nClick Next >. \nType your Yahoo! Mail user name under Account name:
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Who is you email provider. What are you using to send and recieve emails. If you have it setup through Outlook Express you have to make sure you have POP3 and the SMTP setup correctly.  You might want to double check on how your setup.
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Which mail software your are using ???\nIs is POP Mail or Web Mail ??\nWhich Web mail you are using ??\nWhich software you are using ??\nWhat is the error you are getting while replying or forwarding ??
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There is one thing you can try on your end. Otherwise it's the other end that you are sending it too. \n\nIn Outlook Express go to Tools, Accounts. Choose your account and then Properties then Servers. Click to select the My server requires authentication check box. Exit and restart Outlook and try again.\n\nIf it still does it after trying the instructions change it back. The problem is on the other end.\n\nScan for viruses and Spyware.
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its probably the email account that does not allow the use of programs like Outlook.for eg hotmail,yahoo donot provide this facility for their "free signup" users.\nif u are sure that your email can be accessed by such programs try reinstalling or use other programs like thunderbird (same group as firefox)
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ok, Yahoo help can assist you in configuring your Outlook Express\ngo to: http://help.sbcglobal.net/results.php?all=0&category=2
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disable your virus scanner, and probably need to restart outlook express. try sending the mail to the person again.\nif it still doesn't work, i suggest your use free-mail service like yahoo mail if you desperately need to get your message across. i rely on yahoo much more than the mail i use at my office. \n\nanyway good luck.\n\nPS if your virus scanner is still causing problems uninstall it and install a proper one such as, Norton AntiVirus(Internet security) or something i use my self McAfee Internet security (this one is much lighter compare to Norton. Norton feeds on the system memory like a vampire).
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email yahoo and tell them the problem \n\nbut sounds like a bad connection to me
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A lot of the POP servers won't allow you to send mail unless you first receive mail.  Try to receive mail first then send it.  If this is the case, then once you shut down Outlook Express and open it again you'll have to do the same thing all over again.
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Depends on what e-mail site you are trying to get mail from.  If Yahoo mail, it is pop.yahoo.com and smtp.yahoo.com.\n\nHowever, you can not use Outlook Express to access a free Yahoo e-mail account.  You have to pay for Yahoo Plus e-mail before you can use Outlook Express
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What method are you using to read your email?\nIf it's Outlook Express, I think I can suggest some changes you could make to your options that might be what you want.\nEven if it's not Outlook Express, if you tell us what you're using, someone should be able to help you.
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Outlook Express is a POP3 email client. Yahoo! Mail - the free version - doesn't support POP3 unless you upgrade to Yahoo! Mail Plus, which is a paid service.\n\nAlternatively, you can try an open source mail proxy called YPOPs! that lets Outlook Express think it's talking to a POP3 server when communicating with Yahoo! Mail. I think you should try this out before considering to upgrade to Plus.