I an @outlook.com email in my Outlook 2010 which worked well at first.

It now come up with the error message - error message 0x8DE000006 The operation failed and on my Sync Issues it has the following note:

19:35:57 Error: 3209. Server. We noticed some unusual activity in your Hotmail account. To help protect you, we've temporarily blocked your account.. 

19:35:57 Contact Support (with the live link which brought me here)

Which brought me here......any support would be amazing! Thanks

are you getting the same message when you try to send email from Outlook.com instead of Outlook 2010 application ?

If you have no issues in Outlook.com then you can contact one of the support numbers for help

Toll Free 1800 11 11 00

1800 102 1100

Toll Pay 080 4010 3000

• Edited by RameshKokkul 19 hours 53 minutes ago

are you getting the same message when you try to send email from Outlook.com instead of Outlook 2010 application ?

If you have no issues in Outlook.com then you can contact one of the support numbers for help

Toll Free 1800 11 11 00

1800 102 1100

Toll Pay 080 4010 3000

• Edited by RameshKokkul Friday, March 20, 2015 11:33 AM

are you getting the same message when you try to send email from Outlook.com instead of Outlook 2010 application ?

If you have no issues in Outlook.com then you can contact one of the support numbers for help

Toll Free 1800 11 11 00

1800 102 1100

Toll Pay 080 4010 3000

• Edited by RameshKokkul Friday, March 20, 2015 11:33 AM

19:35:57 Error: 3209. Server. We noticed some unusual activity in your Hotmail account. To help protect you, we've temporarily blocked your account.. 

From this message, it seems that your Outlook.com account is blocked due to some unusual activity. Please first try login to your webmail and check if you can send emails from there. If you can't send email even from webmail, we may try to follow the following instructions to unblock your account to resolve the issue:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows/outlook/account-temporarily-blocked

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Steve Fan
TechNet Community Support