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Here's how to Fix Outlook Error code 0x800CCC0D on Windows.

Error code 0x800CCC0D is a general error that can occur when Outlook is unable to connect to the mail server. There are a number of reasons why this might happen, including:

* Incorrect server settings
* Firewall blocking Outlook
* Outdated Outlook version
* Corrupt Outlook profile or PST file

To fix error code 0x800CCC0D, you can try the following:

1. **Check your server settings.** Make sure that the server settings in Outlook are correct. You can get these settings from your email provider.
2. **Check your firewall settings.** Make sure that Outlook is allowed through your firewall. You can do this by adding Outlook to the list of exceptions in your firewall settings.
3. **Update Outlook to the latest version.** If you are using an outdated version of Outlook, it may not be compatible with your mail server. You can update Outlook by going to **File - Account Settings - Account Management** and selecting **Update Now**.
4. **Repair your Outlook profile.** If your Outlook profile is corrupt, it can cause a number of errors, including error code 0x800CCC0D. You can repair your Outlook profile by following these steps:
1. Close Outlook.
2. Click on **Start - Run** and type **Outlook /profile /scanpst**.
3. Click on **OK**.
4. Outlook will scan your profile for errors. If any errors are found, Outlook will try to repair them.
5. **Create a new Outlook profile.** If you are still unable to fix error code 0x800CCC0D, you can try creating a new Outlook profile. To do this, follow these steps:
1. Close Outlook.
2. Click on **Start - Control Panel - Mail**.
3. Click on **Show Profiles**.
4. Click on **New**.
5. Enter a name for your new profile.
6. Click on **Next**.
7. Select the mail server type that you use.
8. Enter the server settings for your mail server.
9. Click on **Next**.
10. Enter your email address and password.
11. Click on **Next**.
12. Select the folders that you want to use in your new profile.
13. Click on **Finish**.

If you are still unable to fix error code 0x800CCC0D, you can contact Microsoft support for help.