Vista - Outlook 2003 and Vista Business Compatibility Issues

Please help! I'm running Vista Business and Outlook 2003. Inbound messages
via POP3 services are suspended (i.e. "receiving messages 1 of 5") only
outbound email resolves/processes accordingly. What we know: 1. Email
settings are correct (per ISP-Network Solutions POP3 host). 2. Norton
Internet Security was removed. What’s of Interest: Using the same ISP
(Network Solutions) and POP3 email box; several client machines running XPS
SP2 and Outlook 2003 process email both Inbound and Outbound successfully.

Serling A. Davis
sdavis@innovativeteknology.com

"Serling" <Serling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Please help! I'm running Vista Business and Outlook 2003. Inbound messages
> via POP3 services are suspended (i.e. "receiving messages 1 of 5") only
> outbound email resolves/processes accordingly. What we know: 1. Email
> settings are correct (per ISP-Network Solutions POP3 host). 2. Norton
> Internet Security was removed. What’s of Interest: Using the same ISP
> (Network Solutions) and POP3 email box; several client machines running XPS
> SP2 and Outlook 2003 process email both Inbound and Outbound successfully.

Are you absolutely sure all the Norton crap was removed?

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039
Download and run the Norton Removal Tool

You may also want to try using this command,

In an elevated command prompt, type>

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

This has also helped users who have been experiencing
general surfing problems. If you want to enable the setting
again, use this>

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal


-Michael

Serling

Have you found a fix for this? I am having the same problem. However,
I can download fine when I am not on my office network. I.E. - when I
am at home I have no issues.

The other computers (all XP) in my office have no issues so I don't
believe that it can have anything to do with firewall or ISP.

> Serling
>
> Have you found a fix for this? I am having the same problem. However,
> I can download fine when I am not on my office network. I.E. - when I
> am at home I have no issues.
>
> The other computers (all XP) in my office have no issues so I don't
> believe that it can have anything to do with firewall or ISP.

Serling,

I fixed my problem. It turns out my router (Linksys RV042) firmware
needed to be upgraded. Once I did this I was able to receive e-mail.
Also, my general Internet response got better.