Microsoft outlook 2007 problem

- Stop the Microsoft Exchange Search Indexer service. Run Stop-Service MSExchangeSearch if you are into Shell.
- Browse to where the database files are located on the disk. Along with the database file, you will see a folder with "CatalogData-random string" as its name. Delete this folder, which stores the corrupt index.
- Restart the Microsoft Exchange Search Indexer service. Run Start-Service MSExchangeSearch if you are into Shell.
- Give it a minute and a new folder will be created and a new index will be built.
If you are still experiencing the issue after applying this fix you can try Exchange Server Repair Toolbox https://www.repairtoolbox.com/exchangeserverrepair.html

do a system retore before the last update, should solve the issue

Check your account setting in outlook, make sure that you are online, If that fails, you could try and make another account in outlook to see if that is ok, If the second one is, settings wrong in 1st, could be a comma instead of a fullstop. something silly like that

Recheck the exchange/mail server properites and confirm they are correct. Also, check and see if it is set to Cached Exchange mode.

In Office 2007, select Tools > Accounts Settings. Then make sure the correct email account is selected and select Change while the Email tab is selected.

Probably your settings or configurations for Outlook is not properly set.

Refer to these sites for conguration settings using M/S outlook.
1. Configure outlook anywhere(MS Office 2010) @ http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc179036.aspx

2. Configure outlook anywhere(MS Office 2007) pdf @ http://occs.odu.edu/projects/exchange/outlook_anywhere.pdf


Hope it helps.

By the sounds of it you are using Outlook 2007 or 2010
to download your email from sites like hotmail and Yahoo you need POP3 not Exchange. Exchange is a Microsoft Email server used by companies.

to remove the exchange section in outlook you need to go to the "Configuration Panel" then click on "Mail" in there you will have a profile called "Outlook" click on "Email acounts" and remove the item that says "Exchange" then click "Add " tick the box "Manually selct settings" select POP3 and add the details for your email as per their instructions

It looks as if your outlook is set to look for a Microsoft Exchange Server. If this is the case check the settings are correct.
If you are not using Exchange then you will need to change the server type to your POP3 mail server.

If you have problems post a reply.

why

do set up some email account or just say you want to work offline. It expects some login details. May be you can just create one profile for you.
If you are not able to open try from control panel>mail .. do some R and D and you will get there.

Delete the email accound and create it again but dont check the exchange option. Use POP3.