Hello All,
I had the sheer audacity to want to attach an attachment to an Outlook email message this morning. Instead a notification popped up.x This message can't be saved right now. Please try again later.
x The files couldn't be attached. Please try again later."
Well, I did try again later. With multiple attempts at 'trying again later'. All the attempts brought about the same irritating messages. Is this a temporary thing that other people are getting today or has something unique happened again with Outlook? For example, having to fall back to the old Ctrl X and Ctrl V to cut and paste within Outlook messages.
I should never have upgraded to Windows 11. Back with Windows 10 and Outlook at least it acknowledged mouse click to cut and paste. Now Windows 11 Outlook cannot even attach a file. Windows 11 Outlook is just a piece of utter poo!
Kind regards
Lionel
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Hello All,
No, my computer being shutdown and having a good night's sleep did not magically fix the issues I am having with doubtlook.
However, yes, I think I have found the problem. How to fix it though is another matter!
Apart from doubtlook in its myopic wonderfulness not being able to either save or attached documents to files - I cannot send emails, not even to my own email account. Let alone to anyone else. An error message occurs stating the obvious appears after pressing 'send'. "This message can't be sent right now. Please try again later".
On one occasion clicking on a link within this very obvious message did lead me to a new screen where doubtlook encouragement to click on a new link that would instigate it trying to repair itself. The repair failed - now what a surprise that was! Since then only a subject line of "This message can't be sent right now. Please try again later". No new links are offered about doubtlook trying to repair itself.
I would say that I have to reload doubtlook onto my computer again.
Does anyone know how to source a link to doubtlook so I can reinstall it? The is the main email that people have contacted me through for decades. I will try to see if I can access the account via my work computer. Otherwise, I would like to even just temporarily regain access access to doubtlook just to let people know to be on the lookout for a new email provider that I could be contacted on.
No, I am not having any issues with any other program on this, my personal computer. It is just with myopic doubtlook
Funny, how all these issues started when I was dumb enough to give into the incessant prompts to upgrade to V-11 every time I previously had turned my computer . V-11, what a piece of utter poo!
Kind regards
Lionel
I don't know your email provider, they use different limits.
The most common reason for that error message is,
1. your mailbox on the server is near full.
empty the 'deleted items' folder, clear out, old, 'sent items' etc.
restart outlook and make sure it 'synchronizes with the server.
2. An email you sent, is too big, or has a fault and is being flagged as 'bad'.
the server is blocking it. first check your outbox, if anything stuck in there, delete it, or move it.
Have a close look at recent emails, 'inbox' for any attachment over 10mb, delete or move.
mine has a 20mb limit.
if your really stuck, delete the last, say, 5 emails from the inbox. if they're important, than move them to recently emptied 'deleted items'.
3. Windows 11, hmmmm, I though 10 was a pain. So, open outlook and get into settings, options, mail.
I last used office 12 or 16, so route may be different now. The option was not there before, but now it seems to be there for Windows 11.
in column for sent, or send, something like, 'enable files to be sent as attachments', tick that box. Why, oh why, this has become an option is a mystery.
4. if outlook is part of an office suite, you can repair office.
- Open Settings via the Start menu.
- Select Apps > Installed apps.
- Type Office in the Search field, click the three-dot menu on the displayed office, and select Advanced options from the menu.
- select, repair option, when finished a tick will appear.
- Do not select reset, you will lose all data.
hope this helps.
Hi Lionel.
can we assume that with a windoze PC and using outlook, that your email is a blahblah dot outlook.com type email address.
This is important as already mentioned in the other thread, you can log in via a web browser.
so for example if you using as your primary(or only) email address a microsoft email account(can be hotmail, or live or outlook extension followed by the dot com part).
This is important to get you logged in via a web browser into your email provider.
For example, if you use a 'telstra dot com dot ay you' email account, then still via the browser you need to navigate to your email provider(in this example, telstra) and look for the webmail link to log into it.
I'd say that it's more likely a microsoft email account tho, and my primary reasoning for this is that I recently had issues with my email client(thunderbird) and my hotmail account too.
Microsoft changed some bit settings(for security reasoning) when accessing emails from some of their services, which no one mentioned anything about, and I couldn't access hotmail using thunderbird for quite a while until I finally found some tidbits of info about it.
Basically what MS had done is set up some email accounts to explicitly allow (in their set up .. NOT allow) access to remote programs.
So for this time my only access to a hotmail account was via a web browser.
if it is a MS email service then just search for login dot live(obviously use an actual fullstop for the search, not the word dot) hopefully you remember your password and all that stuff. Browser will automagically ask if you want to remember the password(handy too, but not important).
I'd say that you have the same issue as I had.
Once logged in I can then guide you to the setting area you may need, but if it is a MS email account, first make sure that it works via a browser(any browser).
we don't need to know you actual email address, just what 'domain' it is, ie. the 'company name and dot com' -ish part of the email address.
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