I have a client whose godaddy / securuser email account was there, and many office computers are Microsoft Server. There were problems with some email that did not come through Outlook (but you can go to webmail and come to the server) the person who installed his server was no longer, and with the Exchange server settings The experience has not happened, so he asked not to connect Outlook directly to the server but rather to the server directly.
I supported everything as .pst, completely destroyed everything from Outlook, it started fresh, and then imported .pst. But now all these strange stuff are not sending emails, email is being displayed and then disappears, and a consistent thing I see is an attempt to connect with Exchange Server, which is bothering me Is it something to be told in the past to connect to the old server? If so, how can I save organized email (thousands and thousands) emails in dozens of folders without bringing back the exchange settings?
I can confirm you that there is nothing in reference to PST in its old exchange server only The one thing I can think of is that all recipients (including sender) email address format, when exporting email to PST, are still in the X500 format instead of SMTP. So if you export things to PST and you use PST outside this special exchange server, then you can not or will not be able to answer existing conversations.
I suggest that you delete all email profiles in the control panel -> Mail, restart the computer and create a new email profile if you have not already tried
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