So I clicked cached mode to turn it back on, and closed and reopened Outlook as it directed, but it looks like they're still gone. Nor in Search with F3 nor in any search folder. Not in Outbox, not Sent, not Deleted, and not received by the recipient. (and hibernated until 8 A.M.) are just gone.
#Outlook mail could not be received at this time plus#
The 6 month old message, plus the one I sent last night to go out at 7 A.M. (I am the same user BTW) BUT - I unclicked that, and closed and reopened Outlook as it directed, and now the Outbox is just empty. Sorry, i neglected to mention that I am Microsoft Exchange, cached exchange mode. Note that my restarts have not been while a delay is still not up to the defer until time - by that I mean that I've only restarted when … Read more » When I do the rare restart, nothing happens either. Note I hibernate for weeks at a time without restarting. By the by way I have never received a message saying that I have unsent messages even when I do a machine restart. I have even restarted several times but it is silently ignored - no warning, no sending.
I have one such example that has been sitting in Outbox for 6 months. So far great, Yet if I hibernate (leaving Outlook continuously open), and resume following the "delay-until time", with Outlook still running (in fact, sitting on the Outbox list), it never sends - sits forever in Outbox, and the "defer until" column shows a time in the past. I take option "delay delivery" and set a time for "do not deliver before". I use Outlook 365 on a desktop (Windows 10). This question is different but hope you can ease my suffering. If you receive the message in 15 min, it’s set up properly. Defer it for 15 min from now and click Send.
To verify it is working, create an email to email address you can check on your phone. You won't see the messages if you look in Outlook on the web, so you just have to trust Exchange. After you switch to online mode, go to the Drafts folder and Send the messages. The status bar should say ' Online', when you have cached mode turned off.īefore you disable cached mode: if you have the messages already in the Outbox move them to Drafts folder first so they will sync to the server. Cached will be ticked by default when you set up the account, untick it to drop to online mode.
You can check in File, Account Settings: open the account settings dialog, and double click on the account. It will not work with accounts as they do not support online mode.īy default, Outlook sets Exchange accounts up in cached mode. This only works if you have the account set up in Outlook in online mode.
When you use online mode, the deferred messages are submitted to the Exchange message queue and held until the scheduled time as Outlook doesn’t have a local cache when you use online mode, so it can’t hold them at the client. When you use an Microsoft Exchange mailbox (either on-prem or Office 365 Exchange online) you can send messages later, with Outlook closed, as long as you can set the account up in Outlook desktop using Online mode. When you defer sending a message, in either online or cached mode, Outlook will always show the Sent time as the time you pressed Send, not the time Exchange actually sent the message. If you do not have the Send menu in Outlook on the web, it is not supported on your server version.Ĭhoose the date and time (you can type in the time field) then Send. To use it, click the Send menu and select Send Later.
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