Outlook 2013 Sending and Receiving Error 0x80040119 with Exchange

After upgrading to a new PC I am having problems sending emails, Sending and Receiving Error 0x80040119 using Office 2013 32-bit with Exchange (2010?) the OS is Windows 7 x64.  If I log on to my old workstation which has the same office/OS I don't have any issues with Outlook.  I tried repairing the install and reinstalling. It worked for part of a day then stopped again.  I have two Exchange accounts configured in the mail profile.

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July 9th, 2015 4:06pm

Hi,

Based on my research, this issue may occur due to corrupt Outlook data file. Since you are using Exchange account, to verify this, we can try switching to non-cache Exchange mode to check if this issue continues. If the problem would be gone in online Exchange mode, please try deleting the old .OST file and then restart Outlook to sync a new one to fix the issue. Basically, the OST file is by default saved in the following folder:

drive:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook

If above doesn't fix the issue, please also try creating a new mail profile in Control Panel and then reconfigure your email accounts in the new mail profile to see the result. For your reference:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/829918

Please let me know the result.

Regards,

Steve Fan

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July 9th, 2015 10:43pm

Let us try the steps provided below and check if that helps to resolve the IMAP account synchronization issue in Outlook:

1.       Right click on the IMAP Inbox folder present in the Outlook navigation pane.

2.       Click on IMAP Folders.

3.       Uncheck the option When displaying hierarchy in Outlook, show only subscribed folders.

4.       Click on OK and close the window.

5.       Once done check if the emails are getting synchronized into Outlook.

6.       When all the emails are received, you may recheck the option When displaying hierarchy in Outlook, show only subscribed folders.

 

In addition, also set the Root folder path to Inbox.

To do so go to FILE - Account Settings - Account Settings - Email (tab) - Change - More Settings - Advanced (tab). Under Folders - Root folder path: > Enter: Inbox.

July 10th, 2015 12:15am

Hello,

You should try these steps:

1. Close "MS Outlook".

2. Repair Outlook PST File by using SCANPST.EXE a free utility provided by Microsoft.

3. Disable cache mode (if enable). To do so:  Go to Control Panel >> Mail >> Email account settings

4. Click on Data Files and remove all the archive (PST) folders.

5. Now Open Outlook and make sure the error is fixed. Now you may add your PST folders accordingly.

For more information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/814441

I hope this will work!!!

Thanks & Regards

Kelvin Howard

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July 10th, 2015 12:51am

Thanks for the suggestion but I'm not using IMAP.
July 10th, 2015 7:16pm

I don't have any PST files.
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July 10th, 2015 7:17pm

I'm not using cached exchange mode.

I went into the drive:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook folder on my old workstation and copied the files from there (except for the older Autodiscover.xml files) into my new workstation and this seems to have resolved the issue.

July 10th, 2015 7:21pm

I'm not using cached exchange mode.

I went into the drive:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook folder on my old workstation and copied the files from there (except for the older Autodiscover.xml files) into my new workstation and this seems to have resolved the issue.

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July 10th, 2015 11:19pm

Glad to hear that the issue have been resolved. Thanks you for letting us know that.

Best Regards,

Steve Fan

Forum Support

July 12th, 2015 8:46pm

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