cannot send or receive hotmail in Outlook 2003

M

Mike

I have 5 email accounts (3 POP3 and 2 HTML). Suddenly overnight, the MSN and
Hotmail email accounts no longer send or receive in Outlook 2003. There have
been no updates or changes to the system. I keep getting the error message:


Task 'MSN: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported error (0x800CCC32)
: 'Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username and password
are correct.The server responded 'Invalid login.'. '
Task 'Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported error
(0x800CCC32) : 'Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username
and password are correct.The server responded 'Invalid login.'. '

I have checked and rechecked the accounts and they are properly configured.
Passwords are correct and when I go to MSN on the Internet, I can log into
and send and receive HTML email. I need to get this fixed right away because
I do everything in Outlook. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I have already removed and reinstalled the accounts. I have gone so far and
to uninstall and reinstall Outlook.
 
M

Mike

I have a paid subscription to MSN Premier with both a paid MSN email account
and a free hotmail account. I reset both account passwords to see if this
would help but it has not. I have also tried to get through to MSN technical
support for 3 days and it never connects. I have a sneaking suspicion that
MSN has some major problems right now that are messing with a lot of accounts.
 
V

Velcro

Could you please tell me where you would find the Outlook Connector in
Control Panel. I've been using the Control Panel for 10 years and I am
stumped as to where exactly the 'Outlook Connector' would be. Please advise.
I'm using WinXP Pro and OfficeXP. What (page) version are you on?
 

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