How to switch Microsoft outlook from offline to online?

Here you are finding solution for very common Microsoft outlook problem like how switch Microsoft outlook from offline to online? You can manage e-mail in both mode-online and offline using Microsoft’s Outlook email management program.When you are working offline, then you will not able to send/receive message or the program will not attempt to send or receive email messages. You need to a function that requires an active Internet connection. Generally Microsoft outlook offline mode utilized whether using Outlook to manage POP3 email, Internet email or Microsoft Exchange email and how to configure Outlook IMAP Emails.

If you want to troubleshoot email problem in outlook ,then follow this blog-How to troubleshoot sending email problem in outlook.

When you are offline, Outlook connects to the server only when you specify. Following some steps for choose whether to work online or offline. 

Using POP3, IMAP or HTTP Email Accounts:

Step1: Open "Microsoft Outlook" from Start menu.

Step2: Click "File" in the program’s toolbar.

Step3: Select "Work Offline" in the menu.

Using Microsoft Exchange Server Email:

Step1: Open "Microsoft Outlook" from Start menu.

Step2: Click "Tools" from the program’s toolbar, then select "Email Accounts" from the menu. A new window will pop open.

Step3: Click on "View or change existing email accounts" and then click "Next".

Step4: Click "Microsoft Exchange Server" from under the heading Outlook processes email for these accounts in the following order.

Step5: Click "Change" and then click "More Settings".

Step6: Click "Manually control connection state" and then click on "Choose the connection type when starting".

Step7: Finally close Microsoft Outlook.

Step8: Now check Microsoft outlook.Open "Microsoft outlook". You will now be prompted to choose whether to work online or offline.

Note: You must restart Outlook each time you’d like to switch modes.

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Cannot Start Microsoft Outlook : Fix Error Message

You double-click the Microsoft Outlook icon, and after few seconds, there it is an annoying error message “Cannot start Microsoft Outlook”. Microsoft Outlook requires Microsoft Outlook Express 4.01 or greater. You can install Outlook Express by running Add/Remove Programs from the Control Panel. You could try searching Microsoft's knowledge-base, only to find the solutions apply to Windows 2000. And Outlook Express is installed and running just fine, and you're running Windows XP!

Note:- Before following the steps below, I do not recommend you doing this unless you are comfortable editing the Windows Settings. I will not responsible for any damage that may be caused to your PC after editing the settings by following the steps below. You proceed at your own risk or may take help from Microsoft Certified Technician at their Toll Free No. +1-877-452-9201

Steps to Resolve Cannot Start Microsoft Outlook Issue:-

• Click Start>Run>type regedit and hit Enter. Navigate to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{44BBAB40-CC51-11CF-AAFA-00AA00B6015C}.

• Highlight the registry key and then locate the REG_DWORD values IsInstalled under Microsoft Outlook Express 6 and MailNews. If either of the values are set to 0, change them to 1. To do this, right click on the REG_DWORD values and select Modify. In the Value Data form field, enter 1 and click OK. Close out regedit and start Outlook.

• But wait! I have the registry key {44BBAB40-CC51-11CF-AAFA-00AA00B6015C} but it's in a folder called Autoruns Disabled listed at the bottom of Installed Components. Good; this step applies to you then. Download and install the program Autoruns listed in the resources section (or if you ran Autoruns, run it again).

• Locate the file Autoruns.zip. Right-click the file and then click "Extract All..." and save the file in the default location. Click the "Extract" button. The Autoruns folder opens. Double-click Autoruns.exe. Click "Run." Now, locate the registry key mentioned in Step 1. Place a check next to each entry of Outlook. Close out of Autoruns and double-click on your Outlook icon to start Outlook.

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