Cannot access e-mail

·You import mail from Outlook into Outlook Express, but you removed Outlook from your computer before you tried to import the mail into Outlook Express.
·You configure Outlook Express to be the default Simple Messaging application programming interface (MAPI) client.
·You import or export mail from Outlook Express, and you do not have Outlook installed on your computer.
To resolve this issue, try one of the following methods, as appropriate for your situation.

Method 1: If you want to use a special program you can use Outlook Express Fix Toolbox

https://www.fixtoolbox.com/outlookexpressfix.html

Method 2: Change your MAPI Settings

Configure Outlook Express to not be the default Simple MAPI client before you import the mail items. To do this, follow these steps:
1.Restart your computer, and then start Outlook Express.
2.On theToolsmenu, clickOptions.
3.On theConnectiontab, clickChangeto open theInternet Propertiesdialog box.
4.On theProgramstab, click an e-mail application other than Outlook Express in theE-maillist. ClickApply, and then clickOK.
5.ClickOKagain to close theOptionsdialog box.
6.Exit Outlook Express, and then restart Outlook Express.

You can now import or export messages.

Sounds like a Proxy Server issue.

1. Click the Connections tab. Go to LAN settings. Click Settings.
2. If the Use a proxy server check box is selected, click Advanced.
3. In the Do not use proxy server for addresses beginning with box, type *hotmail*;*services.msn*.
4. Click OK three times.
5. Start Outlook Express, and try to access your Hotmail account.

Source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/259133

Outlook Express 6 was intended as a way to download your mail and view it locally on the computer its used on. In most cases mail accessed with Outlook Express was done so using POP account settings, resulting in the mail being deleted off the main mail server (in your case, verizon) and leaving only the copy of that email sitting on your computer in Outlook Express.
Of course if you were using more customized mail settings, its possible to keep the mail from being deleted from the server and have access to it from other computers or being logging into your mail account through a web browser like Firefox or Chrome, etc.
So to answer your question... If the email still exists on the server (verizon) then yes it can be done. But then accessing your account via the web would be far easier than doing it with Outlook Express.
On the other hand, if the email cannot be seen on your verizon account online, then accessing it with Outlook Express will not be possible. If its not there, its not there.

If the email physically exists on your computer in Outlook Express, then regardless of the account it was received through, it should still be there. If you changed your computer logon information, you might have inadvertently switched identities, resulting in your mail appearing to be gone. It could still be safe and sound, but hiding under another mail identity. You can find this by looking in your menu in Outlook Express for switching identities. If you see more than one identity available, switch to another and look for your mail.


I hope this helps.

Access a Free Yahoo! Mail Account with Outlook Express Using YPOPs!

To access a free Yahoo! Mail account with Outlook Express using the YPOPs! desktop utility:

* >> Step by Step Screenshot Walkthrough

* Install YPOPs! and make sure it is running.
* Open Outlook Express.
* Select Tools ' Accounts... from the menu in Outlook Express.
* Click Add and select Mail....
* Type your name.
* Click Next >.
* Enter your Yahoo! Mail address ("[email protected]", for example).
* Click Next > again.
* Make sure POP3 is selected under My incoming mail server is a ___ server..
* Enter "localhost" under Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP or HTTP) server:.
o If "localhost" does not work, try "127.0.0.1" instead.
* Type "localhost" under Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: as well.
o If "localhost" does not work, again try "127.0.0.1" instead.
* Click Next >.
* Type your Yahoo! Mail user name under Account name:.
o The user name is your Yahoo! Mail address sans "@yahoo.com". In this example, the user name is "hmmzl34".
* Enter your Yahoo! Mail password under Password:.
* Click Next >.
* Click Finish.
* Highlight localhost in the Internet Accounts window.
* Click Properties.
* Type "Yahoo! Mail" under Mail Account.
* Click OK.
* Click Close.

Useful YPOPs! Options

I recommend you also double-click the YPOPs! system tray icon to change a number of useful settings.

You can make YPOPs! ignore messages in the Bulk Mail folder of your Yahoo! Mail account, for example, tell it not to mark downloaded messages as read, fetch sent mail or have YPOPs! put a copy of outgoing mail in your Yahoo! Mail Sent Items folder.
Access Free Yahoo! Mail with Outlook Express Using IzyMail

To set up a Yahoo! Mail account in Outlook Express via IzyMail:

* Make sure your Yahoo! Mail account is registered with IzyMail.
* Select Tools ' Accounts... from the menu in Outlook Express.
* Click Add and select Mail....
* Type your name.
* Click Next >.
* Enter your full Yahoo! Mail address ("[email protected]", for example).
* Click Next > again.
* Make sure IMAP is selected under My incoming mail server is a ___ server..
* Type "in.izymail.com" under Incoming mail (POP3 or IMAP) server:.
* Enter "out.izymail.com" under Outgoing mail (SMTP) server:.
* Click Next >.
* Type your complete Yahoo! Mail address under Account name: ("[email protected]", for example).
* Now type your Yahoo! Mail password in the Password: field.
* Click Next >.
* Click Finish.
* Highlight in.izymail.com in the Internet Accounts dialog.
* Click Properties.
* Go to the Servers tab.
* Make sure My server requires authentication is checked under Outgoing Mail Server.
* Go to the IMAP tab.
* Make sure Store special folders on IMAP server is checked.
* Type "_Sent" under Sent Items path:.
* Enter "_Draft" under Drafts path:.
* Click OK.
* Now click Close.
* Click Yes to download the list of Yahoo! Mail folders to Outlook Express.
* Click OK.

What is the error message you get when try to send and resend mail

I dunno but you might be better off just copying the outlook express data files from one computer to the next instead of trying to export.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/270670
from the horses mouth.

Greetings,
this is a server rejected recipient error message for Outlook/ outlook express. mainly if this is a correct email address that you were trying to send the email on then you need to check for the configuration settings for Outlook express.
Goto Outlook express- higlight mail tab- select the user a/c- click properties on right- goto server tab check that server is
incoming: pop3.eastern.com.ph
outgoing: smtp.eastern.com.ph
click save
Regards,
TechSup1

Hi,
 
Most likely there is a email with a virus in one of your outlook express folders. Download a 30 day trial of Kaspersky internet security and run a full scan on your computer.
 
Alternatively, you could try creating a new Identity in outlook express, only problem is you wont be able to access your old emails. But you can always switch back and forth. To do this Click on File – Identities – Manage Identities. Here you can create a new one and configure your email settings. Though this may work, this may only be a temporary solution.
 
Hope this helps. Please rate your feedback!
Thanks,
VJ