Error 0x800ccc0e is one of the connection errors listed for classic Outlook when it cannot connect to the mail server. For a single Gmail identity that cannot send or receive, use these steps:
- Confirm Internet connectivity
- Open a browser (Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome).
- Browse to
http://www.microsoft.comorhttp://www.bing.com. - If these do not load, resolve the network issue first using the guidance in Fix network connection issues in Windows.
- Manually sync and check for sync issues
- In classic Outlook, go to the View tab on the Ribbon.
- Select the Sync button to force a manual send/receive.
- Watch the status bar at the bottom for error details while Outlook is syncing.
- Verify the Gmail account configuration
- Because only one identity (the Gmail account) is affected and 0x800ccc0e is a server-connection error, remove and re-add that Gmail account in classic Outlook so that server names, ports, and authentication are refreshed.
- Ensure the Gmail account supports the required modern authentication/IMAP configuration if it is being used via Outlook desktop. If IMAP/POP are enabled in the Gmail account but misconfigured in Outlook, disable and reconfigure them as needed.
- Check for antivirus interference
- Some antivirus products scan email and can block send/receive if they detect an issue.
- Use the antivirus help desk or settings to temporarily disable email scanning and test again. If mail works when scanning is off, adjust or update the antivirus configuration.
- Repair the Outlook profile and program
- Since other identities work, start with repairing the profile that contains the Gmail account:
- Follow the steps in Fix your Outlook email connection by repairing your profile to repair or recreate the profile, then re-add the Gmail account.
- If the issue persists, repair the Office/Outlook installation using Repair an Office application.
- Since other identities work, start with repairing the profile that contains the Gmail account:
- Start Outlook in safe mode to rule out add-ins
- Press the Windows key, type
outlook.exe /safe, then press Enter. - Test send/receive on the Gmail identity.
- If it works in safe mode, create a new Outlook profile (per Create an Outlook profile) and move to that profile; this avoids problematic add-ins or corrupted settings.
- Press the Windows key, type
- If the data file is damaged, repair it
- For accounts using a local Personal Folders File (.pst), run the Inbox Repair Tool as described in Repair your Outlook personal folders file (.pst). This can fix corruption that may block send/receive.
If, after these steps, the Gmail identity still shows 0x800ccc0e while other identities work, the remaining likely causes are incorrect Gmail server settings or a problem on the Gmail side; re-creating the account in a fresh profile after confirming correct server details is the recommended next step.
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