Outlook is putting ALL mail in junk folder

K

kboswell

I have a networked machine running Windows XP sp2 with Office 2003
sp3. All of the emails are going to the junk folder. I have went into
settings and changed everything I know to change, including adding the
domain to the trusted list, turning off filtering,etc. I even
uninstalled and reinstalled Office. Common sense tells me it's an
exchange server problem, but only this one user is having this
problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
B

Brian Tillman

kboswell said:
I have a networked machine running Windows XP sp2 with Office 2003
sp3. All of the emails are going to the junk folder. I have went into
settings and changed everything I know to change, including adding the
domain to the trusted list, turning off filtering,etc. I even
uninstalled and reinstalled Office. Common sense tells me it's an
exchange server problem, but only this one user is having this
problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Uninstall the most recent junk e-mail update and see if that helps.
 
N

Neal Hornsby

Removing the latest updates do not work. I have this problem on two computers and even turning the damn filter off doesn't work. The really stupid part of this is that the crap is coming through and the important mail going to the junk mail folder. Is there some virus that has infected this app that noone is yet aware of?



Brian Tillman wrote:

Re: Outlook is putting ALL mail in junk folder
09-Jul-08

Uninstall the most recent junk e-mail update and see if that helps
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Re: Outlook is putting ALL mail in junk folder
Uninstall the most recent junk e-mail update and see if that helps
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Outlook is putting ALL mail in junk folder
I have a networked machine running Windows XP sp2 with Office 200
sp3. All of the emails are going to the junk folder. I have went int
settings and changed everything I know to change, including adding th
domain to the trusted list, turning off filtering,etc. I eve
uninstalled and reinstalled Office. Common sense tells me it's a
exchange server problem, but only this one user is having thi
problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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VanguardLH

Neal Hornsby wrote:

[NOTE: Improperly formatted post deliberately truncated to illustrate poor
posting format at Egghead.]
Removing the latest updates do not work. I have this problem on two compu

<snipped - improperly quoted posts>

And you expected a reply from participants of a /*17-MONTH OLD*/ thread?
Next time notice the datestamps before replying.

And why are you trying to hijack someone else's thread to get help on your
own problem? You haven't a clue if you have the same setup as the original
poster. For example, you don't know if you have the same type of e-mail
account. Perhaps you happen to use IMAP and it isn't Outlook that is moving
anything but instead the server-side junk filtering. Start your own NEW
thread giving details of YOUR setup and YOUR problem.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Does it move everything to the junk folder or just some messages? Does it
help if you add those senders to the safe list?

As for junk getting through, make sure you address is not on the safe list
or in contacts if you trust all addresses in contacts.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]

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Poll: What version of Outlook do you use?
http://forums.slipstick.com/showthread.php?t=27072


in message news:[email protected]...
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

I guess when these groups move to web forums only, you won't be gracing us
with your sour attitude?


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VanguardLH said:
Neal Hornsby wrote:

[NOTE: Improperly formatted post deliberately truncated to illustrate poor
posting format at Egghead.]
Removing the latest updates do not work. I have this problem on two
compu

<snipped - improperly quoted posts>

<sniped whiny crap>
 

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