Fix: Microsoft Outlook Error ‘Not Implemented’ In Microsoft Office [Tutorial]
45Fix: Microsoft Outlook Error ‘Not Implemented’ In Microsoft Office [Tutorial]
Microsoft Outlook is a very famous email client that lets you manage and send/receive emails from your devices. But the problem that most of the Microsoft Outlook users are facing is that they can’t send or receive emails from the Outlook. Lots of users are seeing an error dialogue with “Not Implemented” message whenever they click the Send/Receive email button from Outlook. This problem won’t prevent you from using the Microsoft Outlook but it will stop you from sending or receiving any emails and, in some cases, prevent you from checking emails as well. As you can imagine, this can be really problematic if you have to check important business emails.
Microsoft Outlook Corruption: Sometimes software file(s) get corrupted for no reason and this can cause your software to misbehave or cause unexpected error. Corrupted files can also be caused by other programs or Windows Updates as well. Usual solutions for corrupted/damaged files is to replace the files with fresh ones via reinstall or software repair.
Windows Update: It is pretty common to see Windows Updates introduce a bug in your system and this might simply be that especially if you started seeing the error right after a Windows Update.
Antivirus: Antivirus applications are known to cause issues with other programs and Windows Update components are no exception. This can happen because of false positives or weird compatibility issues. There are certain antivirus applications that are well known for causing issues like these and the solution is to simply disable the antivirus application.
Microsoft Outlook Properties: Sometimes the issue might be with the Outlook properties or compatibility settings. Making some changes in these settings can fix the issue.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7 operating systems.Works for all major computer manufactures (Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Samsung).