Posted on Tuesday, February 28, 2006 11:36 PM
I have had at lot of "strange" errors lately when I try to send mails:
Exchange user on 16/02/2006 21.19
This message could not be sent. Try sending the message again later, or contact your network administrator. Error is [0x80070005-00000000-00000000].
Exchange user on 16/02/2006 12.28
This message could not be sent. Try sending the message again later, or contact your network administrator. The client operation failed. Error is [0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501].
I work in offline cached mode so Outlook connects to Exchange via HTTPS to synchronize changes. The first mail I sent usually failed but the second mail worked some times. Other times I could try to send the same mail many times in a row without success. Some of the mails even arrived to some of the recipients, which is just weird as they are on the same Exchange server as I am...
I found the cause of the problem earlier this week while synchronizing my office mail using my Pocket PC.. ActiveSync shows me a web page asking me if I want to change my password as it is about to expire. I changed my password and the errors went away.
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# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
2/13/2007 5:58 AM by
Sir/Madam,
I want solution for above problem, pls help me as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Periyasamy.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
2/13/2007 8:48 AM by
Did you try changing your password?
It worked for me.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
2/19/2007 5:13 PM by
One of the users here just encountered this problem. It only happened once, but the From field in the email was blank. His had been having other Outlook issues as well. I found that his Outlook mailbox was over 2GB and reccomended that he clean it up.
Check your mailbox size to make sure it's less than 2GB.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
3/15/2007 2:39 PM by
The client operation failed. Error is [0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501].
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
8/23/2007 2:57 PM by
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# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
9/25/2007 3:43 PM by
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# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
11/22/2007 8:11 AM by
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# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
1/23/2008 8:46 AM by
Please advice if changing email password can resolve this issue....
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
1/23/2008 9:13 AM by
It always fixed the problem in the past for me.
Hope it works for you as well.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
6/3/2008 3:12 PM by
This might also indicate slow or unstable connections like VPN tunnels that are being used for the connection to exchange or some other SMTP service.
Sometimes just resending and or sending it on a more stable connection might solve this error.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
6/29/2008 8:25 AM by
Thanks for eveyones help here, I emptied the DELETED ITEMS folder first, some 1800 items and that didnt work. Next I went to TOOLS / EMAIL ACCOUNTS / VIEW OR CHANGE.... / CHANGE and re-entered the password and clicked NEXT.
Bingo. My 7 mails went out and three came in.
Thanks again.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
8/11/2008 9:03 PM by
Check your time difference between your computer and the Exchange server - if they're off, it'll throw an error.
# re: Microsoft Outlook 2003 error 0x80004005-0x0004b9-0x000501 and 0x80070005
9/24/2008 10:25 AM by
thanks, it worked by changing the pwd