If you face any issues when trying to send email from MS Office Outlook 2013, the glitch most probably lies with either the Outlook settings or the Internet connection. However, never overlook the easiest possible reason, you can’t send any email messages from MS Outlook until you create Outlook account. For creating or configuring an account, you can get the support and solutions from professionals. Also, proceed to the following solutions to fix the issues.

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Configure Your Account

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Microsoft Outlook shows an error message indicating that there’s no data file for sending/receiving emails if you haven’t yet configured the email account. For making a correct configuration, click the ‘File’ tab, choose the ‘Account Settings’ option to open the ‘Account Settings’ screen, followed by the ‘New’ option from the ‘E-mail’ tab. Next, type the essential information to configure your account. Outlook accesses the server automatically and sends a test mail to make sure that everything is running precisely. Once you set up the account, the Send option automatically appears in the ‘Send/Receive’ tab.

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Account Settings and Login Credentials

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Inspect the Outlook account settings to make sure that all the details are right. Click on the ‘File’ tab, followed by the ‘Email’ to see the account list. Click the ‘Repair’ button if you wish Outlook to configure the settings automatically for the account. Otherwise, click the ‘Change’ button and then verify the email service settings, such as the username and password, are accurate for your account from which you’re attempting to send messages.

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Internet Connection

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Outlook needs a smooth Internet connection to send the messages. Go to the web browser and make sure that you can access websites to check that the connection is active. If it’s working, it’s likely that Outlook is configured to the Offline mode. To get it back online, click the ‘Send/Receive’ section, followed by the ‘Work Offline’ button if there’s the ‘X Working Offline’ warning shown in the preview pane. It indicates the status as ‘Connected’ for your Outlook program to run properly.

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Simple Troubleshooting

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If you get an error about the working timing out when you’re waiting for the Mail receiving server, it can be a warning that the email contains an attached file that is extra-large. Try sending your message without the file attachment to make sure if the sending problem affects all the emails or only a specific one.  Security programs can also be the reason of delay when sending mail, which might cause the time-out error. If you’re using MS Outlook to manage webmail services accounts like Yahoo Mail or Gmail, then sign into them directly via the Web Interface. If you still can’t send emails, it can be an indication that the issue lies with the settings or services and not Outlook.

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In such a situation, get the support of professionals and solve the Outlook issues simply by calling on the Outlook email help phone number as quickly as possible.