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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / August 2007Wireless receiving
On wireless connection Outlook sometimes receives/sends mails, other times not. When it doesn't work on wireless - it does if connected on cable (same router Linksys for both connections). When I have a lot of mails to DL it stops to get mails after some time (gets 16 of 34 mails). As it happens a kind of 'time out'. The signal is very strong and i-net browsing works fine all the time. Any suggestions? Outlook doesn't know or care whether or not you're using wifi, so it's definitely not a Outlook issue. I would check for errors on your wifi connection. You could try issuing "ping -t apple.com" from a command prompt right before you start downloading mail on wifi. If my theory is right you should see quite a few missed packets, especially when things hang at "16 out of 34". Good luck with it. > On wireless connection Outlook sometimes receives/sends mails, other times > not. When it doesn't work on wireless - it does if connected on cable (same [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > The signal is very strong and i-net browsing works fine all the time. > Any suggestions? |
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