ITAsh Posted June 28, 2018 Posted June 28, 2018 Hi All, Been trying to prepare for rolling out Windows 10 over the summer holidays to our PCs. Currently at the testing phase and having a problem getting Windows 10 to connect to our Exchange 2010 server (Server 2008) using Outlook 2016. We're currently using SCCM to deploy and the 3 installs that we did are having sporadic bursts between working and not (Two installed via SCCM, the other installed via disk). after doing a shift+f9 for sending and receiving it comes up with the error code 0x80040115, looked it up but this is a non admin account problem and can't do any of the suggestions. PC1: can get onto outlook but doesn't receive any mails and comes up with the code. (installed via disk) PC2: Gets onto outlook but randomly disconnects now and again (installed via SCCM) PC3: Doesn't even open the application stating that it cannot connect and then closes the application. Any suggestions?
ricki Posted June 28, 2018 Posted June 28, 2018 We get pc3 a lot when we have a corrupt profile do you use roaming profiles Richard
smarties11 Posted June 28, 2018 Posted June 28, 2018 Three things to check and ensure are in place... On the proxy settings page in IE make sure that the "automatically detect settings" check box is NOT ticked In your proxy exceptions, ensure that your exchange server is covered by an exception. Either by having a *.domain.com wildcard value in there or by manually specifying exchangeserver.domain.com Ensure autodiscover is set up correctly in Exchange and DNS (should be in your case if it is allowing you to set up the mailbox profile in Outlook) Both of these can be rolled out by GPO
ITAsh Posted June 29, 2018 Author Posted June 29, 2018 We get pc3 a lot when we have a corrupt profile do you use roaming profiles Richard We are currently using UEV for the profile that I have been using for testing (my own account)
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