Full cleanup of ALL accounts is not a solution(and re-add even helps not). I also noticed that some IMAP settings — like the root folder path (e.g. "INBOX") — are not available in the new Outlook, which makes troubleshooting more difficult. In the classic Outlook, I would normally check or adjust these. All default folder will show up as top-level ones and mail will start populating to the Inbox folder. For faster and more reliable delivery, add to your trusted senders list in your email software. Simply enter your email address OR username in order to reset your password.

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I also went ahead and uninstalled the email scanning portion of our Antivirus to check as well. I have an email problem that has been plaguing me for some time now and I have so far been unable to find a resolution. EDIT - the folder check add-on is for older versions of TB. We will never ask you to call or text a phone number or share Exchange connectivity diagnostic personal information. Please report suspicious activity using the "Report Abuse" option. When you are dealing with any problem, it is important to understand the reasons behind the issues.

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We are a relatively small company so instead of purchasing exchange or using hosted exchange, we decided to use GoDaddy for standard pop/imap email accounts to save on the cost. If these methods do not work, then contact the support team of your email provider. So, here are the solutions you solve the problem of connection status shows disconnected the IMAP folder not syncing.

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I don't see - 'When getting new messages... I checked all 5 of the tabs in this window that expressions is not there. This seems bizarre the email would not populate. The uploading of the old messages to the new account is what caused the problem. I will try the safe starts and experiment with the buttons ans see if it improves.

My accounts in Mail app stopped to sync post update

I am using TB for just three weeks now and I have issues daily send/receive error 0x800CCC0E fix when sending mail with no attachments the outgoing mail server will time out. Since the sync issue is universal it appears to be a global issue. Perhaps something in TB needs to be tweaked. I have no firewall monitors running during the day that would interfere just the vpn. With that said - the "delayed syncing" issue that I am experiencing is happening on Inbox as well as Junk folders.





It will synchronize deleted items if I delete an item from my phone, but it just wont receive new ones. IMAP accounts should update automatically on send/receive. Otherwise why even have the ability to auto-sync? If I need to click on each folder to force the sync/download from server then auto sync serves no purpose. When you are accessing Gmail via the web application everything is hosted on Google's cloud servers.

• I am normally looking at the All Mail folder on Outlook.
• A primary way to compromise an O36 user is phish a user, steal their creds, and connect via IMAP to get a copy of a whole mailbox.
• Subscribing to a folder makes it appear in the Folder Pane, but one might not always want a folder to be synced automatically if it is mainly an archive folder or one that seldom receives new mail.
• To test I usually get on my phone and send a test mail from my personal yahoo account to my Business IMAP account.
• While these solutions work, there is are chance that it will happen again.
• That’s why, here I am to help you in this situation by providing you with solutions.
• EDIT - the folder check add-on is for older versions of TB.
• To set up a mail account, we can set the same standard name "mail.mydomain.com" as the incoming and outgoing mail server.
• Some reference links I read thru though I don't fully understand all of what is being discussed.
• In this article, I have explained various ways to solve IMAP folders are not syncing.

Hence, the trashing of messages is registering on Gmail. It's just that the contents seem completely disconnected from what I see using webmail. All messages that were trashed in Outlook still appear in All Mail when accessed using webmail, even days later. From what I’m reading, this doesn’t actually appear to be an issue with receiving email, it’s an Outlook screen refresh issue, or possibly (although less likely) an issue with notification settings. If you can go to another folder then right back to Inbox and suddenly see 100 new messages, they were there all along, they didn’t just magically appear in that second it took to switch back and forth. Try attacking it from that angle and see what you find.

IMAP folder sync issue in the new Outlook (moved emails not syncing to webmail)

Looks like at this point there still is not a fix? I am stumped as it the rest of our team. Paying $6 per month vs our current $1.50 per month is a pretty big increase on a yearly basis. We wouldn’t use many of the features included in office 365 to warrant paying the additional cost. Varatex - Outlook in Safe mode did not seem to help.



We only have a handful of people who use the their email across multiple devices at the corporate office. Just a question - why not look at office 365? Mailbox only support is like $6 a month or less, and it is proper exchange, enabling better syncing etc. You should look at your Outlook desktop client settings to review the default synchronization schedule and tweak anything you can to get it to poll Google's IMAP servers more frequently. I access the IMAP servers from 3 different machines, and they all see the changes from each other. The problem is that the some changes are not reflected in the Gmail web app.