Outlook 2013 Error 0x800CCC13 Cannot connect to the network

Anne H said:

I right clicked on left hand windows icon and it brought up a dialogue list which included Command Prompt (Admin). Now type - SFC /scannow

It fixed some corrupt files from the install and my emails now send!

Spoke to Microsoft and finally got it fixed, the method above worked but I needed to do some tweaking.

stuart3380 said:

Just fixed the error!!!

Try this command from an elevated command prompt (administrator)

type - SFC /scannow

It fixed some corrupt files from the install and emails now send!

Thank you Stuart, this simple advice helped me completely. Now I can send emails from all accounts without any problems.

Help I have the same issue but can't run the fix, when I run SFC /scannow I get "Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service." This is from an admin command prompt. My Windows module installer aka trustedinstaller is set to manual, I see it start and stop when I run the command. I have disabled the firewall (read this elsewhere).

I've tried running it offline but my system reserved partition doesn't have a drive letter, if I run it as sfc /SCANNOW /OFFBOOTDIR=c:\ /OFFWINDIR=c:\windows it says The arguments passed to sfc are invalid. The offline windows directory specified points to the online system.

Help...

Here is another thing to try if you are still having Outlook problems..

Click start
Command prompt (ADMIN)
Type netsh press return
Type winsock reset press return
Restart windows.

SFC /scannow does not always fix it.......This worked for me..

Len:)

ltj22 said:

Here is another thing to try if you are still having Outlook problems..

Click start
Command prompt (ADMIN)
Type netsh press return
Type winsock reset press return
Restart windows.

SFC /scannow does not always fix it.......This worked for me..

Len:)

Didn't work

Calzor Suzay said:

Didn't work

Are windows 10 files up to date??As there is a fix for outlook in one of them...

Your device is up to date. Last checked: Today, ‏‎16:28

Calzor Suzay said:

Your device is up to date. Last checked: Today, ‏‎16:28

Hi I came across this may be of help...Len

http://www.kapilarya.com/windows-res...sted-operation

In my original post :) "My Windows module installer aka trustedinstaller is set to manual, I see it start and stop when I run the command"

Calzor Suzay said:

In my original post :) "My Windows module installer aka trustedinstaller is set to manual, I see it start and stop when I run the command"

I know this maybe a tad harsh, but if you are not getting anywhere...would it be worth restoring to an earlier point and start again, just in case of corrupt files..Just a suggestion?? Len