How to fix MS Outlook Error code 0x800ccc0e?

The main purpose of using MS Outlook is to send and receive emails; however it is very frustrating condition if this function gets interrupted because of any error.

Error message with code 0x800ccc0e, is very common which occurs due to a conflict between SMTP(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) servers or when users try to communicate via email during account configuration.

In this blog, we will go through different methods to resolve this issue, if you are facing the same problem with your MS Outlook account or want to fix any other issue related to this, then you may immediately take expert guidance from us, although you need to just call @ Outlook customer support number UK.

Method -1

•    Open MS Outlook account and click on tool menu

•    Go to account settings

•    Now Account Setting box will open on your screen, click on email tab

•    Click on email account

•    Now Change E-mail Account window will appear on the screen

•    Click on More Setting button

•    Once you click on More Settings button, you will find Internet E-mail Setting pop-up

•     Now click on Outgoing Server tab and check the ‘My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication’ checkbox.

•    At last click on Ok

Method -2

•    Open MS Outlook and click on tool menu

•    Go to account settings

•    Now Account Setting box will open on your screen, click on email tab

•    Click on email account

•    Now Change E-mail Account window will appear on the screen

•    Click on More Setting button

•    Once you click on More Setting button, you will find Internet E-mail Setting pop-up

•    Click on Advanced tab and change server port number to 587

•    Click on Ok

These are two methods that can help you in the resolution of the above said error, but you are still getting the same error even after using above methods then, you can contact us at Outlook customer support numbers UK.

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