Hello All,
I was wondering if someone from BT could help me with the following problem. When I click send/receive in any of my email programs a box pops up asking me to enter my username and password for my BT account. I do as it asks but the box appears straight after asking for the same thing. If I click cancel I get an error message which I have put at the end of this email. I have looked up the error codes on Google and they suggest that my password has been corrupted but I can still use it to log onto my BT webmail account. An even stranger thing that is happening is the messages for my btconnect.com email address are still coming into my inbox on their own and I can still send an email via this account. I use Windows Live Mail and Outlook Express to access my email as we have two laptops plus a Windows XP desktop PC. The problem I have described is happening with both of these programs and the error message is also the same.
regards
Alan Horton
Unable to send or receive messages for the BTConnect (twittykins) account. An incorrect password was entered. The next time you send or receive messages, you'll be asked to enter your user name and password for this account.
Server Error: 0x800CCC90
Server Response: -ERR Logon failure: account currently disabled.
Server: 'pop.btconnect.com'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC92
Protocol: POP3
Port: 110
Secure(SSL): No
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Hello Burkem5,
I used the orange & white settings which has got everything working again. Thanks for the advice!
Twittykins
HI there i can see that you are using the incorrect server.
What you need to do is go to the webmail - if this is blue and white the settings are as follows
Incoming server Server - pop3.btconnect.com
port – 110
SSL- off
ensure that this is authorized with the full email address and password including the domain i.e.@btconnect.com
Outgoing Server - smtp..btconnect.com
port – 25
SSL/TLS -off
make sure the outgoing server requires authentication and authenticate with the same details as the incoming server If this fails take off all authentication
If the webmail is orange and white use
Incoming server Server - pop.outlook.com
port – 995
connection type – ssl
ensure that this is authorised with the full email address and password including the domain i.e.@btconnect.com
Outgoing Server - smtp.outlook.com
port – 587
connection type – tls
make sure the outgoing server requires authentication and authenticate with the same details as the incoming server this will solve the issue
Hello Burkem5,
I used the orange & white settings which has got everything working again. Thanks for the advice!
Twittykins
Great to hear
Thanks for letting me know Twittykins