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Common El Capitan Mail Problems and Their Fixes

by Apple Customer Service Owner
Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan is one of the latest update of OS X,  succeeding Yosemite. Apples new version of the Mac operating system is  released this new operating system. So a lot of people are eager to try  it out. Many of the Mac users are now working with this new operating  system and they have noticed several problems while working on this new  version of El Capitan. Here are the most common issues people have  struggled with, and the best solutions for getting those issues resolved  effortlessly.

Apple offers its users a trouble-free online tool  to verify your email settings so you can ensure they’re set correctly in  Mail:-

Fix iCloud account

If you can’t send email while using your iCloud account after upgrading to El Capitan then following these steps may help:

  •   First of all open System Preferences> iCloud and unclick the checkbox beside Mail to disable it.

  •   Once this process is complete, then click on the box to turn Mail back on, and close System Preferences.

  •   Launch Mail and open Preferences>Accounts. Choose iCloud.

  •   Set the ‘Outgoing Mail Server’ section to the right to iCloud.

  •   Finally close Preferences and launch Mail.

If  you are using any third-party Mail extensions on your Mac device and  you are having any problem in using the application, then  simply  disable your extensions and prelaunch the application again. If your  Mail has been crashing on launch, then simply call on Apple customer service support  toll-free number and resolve the issue instantly. For taking the  experts help you can prevent the behavior of your mail by taking control  of your accounts. http://articles.org/value-creation-to-empathy-apple-customer-service-defined/

Here’s one fix:

You can also fix the issue by applying these simple steps:-

  •   First of all turn off Wi-Fi and launch the Mail; then disconnect your  Mac from the Internet. This step will stop Mail services on your Mac.
  •   Launch Mail
  •   Once the mail is launched then go to Mail>Preferences>Accounts
  •   Choose each of your Mail accounts and then disable each of these using the checkbox beside each account.
  •   Close the mail.
  •   Now relaunch the mailing app and reconnect to the Internet/turn on Wi-Fi

By  applying these steps if you are able to resolve the error then enjoy  the mailing services or if the problem persists then contacting a  reliable Apple technical support for Email issuesand get optimized solutions.

Now  enable each of your Mail accounts, one at a time; let each account  download all its messages before enabling the next. For getting more  information you can contact a reliable third party support providing  company and get quality support for the same.




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