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cant send email at all


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smalls101

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I absolutely cannot get my computer to send emails. I normally use Thunderbird and im not sure when it stopped sending since i dont usually send much. It says that the message sent but I've tried sending to several people and it never works. I also used outlook and had the same problem. It connects and sends but doesn't arrive. I am able to send them from logging on to the comcast server and sending them from there. I have tried disabling McAfee's email protection but that doesnt help. Any ideas?

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My guess would be that your outgoing server (SMTP) isn't setup correctly.

Look in tools>account settings>server settings SMTP. For Comcast it should read smtp.comcast.net

THIS is a step by step guide for verifying your settings in Thunderbird for use with Comcast. :whistling:
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Well I looked at that guide and thats exactly how its set up. Nothing wrong with the SMTP server. Still dont have any idea whats going on
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okay well I got it on my own. turns out it was an old instance of windows defender that got corrupted and quit showing up as a process even though it was running.
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