How to fix Outlook Error 500

How to fix Outlook Error 500

How to fix Outlook Error 500

While accessing Outlook, if you get Outlook Error 500, Something went wrong, Mailbox not found, Protocol disabled, or Repeating redirects detected errors, here is how you can bypass that error message. In most cases, the solutions are the same to fix almost all the errors related to Error 500. However, we have listed some specific and working solutions for some of the aforementioned error messages so that you can get rid of them within moments.

To fix Outlook Error 500, Something went wrong, Mailbox not found, Protocol disabled, or Repeating redirects detected errors, follow these steps:

1] Check service health

2] Manage roles of users

3] Enable Outlook on the web

4] Check your subscription

5] User removed

6] Scan for adware

7] Disable extensions

8] Clear cookies and cache

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0 -> Getting the Outlook error 500? Here are 7 ways you can fix it. 
10.68 -> This is The Windows Club. Here we have shown how  
14.28 -> you can easily solve the Outlook error 500. So, perform as shown to fix the error easily. 
20.94 -> Let’s get started. 
27.96 -> When you are getting Outlook error 500, you  need to check the service health first. If  
33.96 -> the service is down at the Microsoft end, you  won’t be able to fix the issue from your end. 
39.3 -> That is why it is recommended to check the service  health so that you can be ensured whether you need  
45.42 -> to follow other solutions or not. Visit the admin.microsoft.com. 
50.52 -> Click on the Health option  and choose Service health. 
55.98 -> Find the Microsoft 365 Suite’s health. 
59.04 -> If it displays an error, you need to  wait for some time until it gets fixed. 
69 -> Method 2: When you add  
71.16 -> multiple Global Administrator accounts, a chance  of getting this error on your computer arises. 
77.28 -> Therefore, you need to remove all the  other permissions from all the accounts  
81.96 -> excel for Global Administrator. Log in to your Office account. 
85.98 -> Click on the Users menu on the left side. Select the user that is getting the error. 
91.74 -> Click the Manage roles option. Choose the Admin center access . 
96.45 -> Select the Global Administrator option. Click the Save button. 
104.28 -> Method 3: Whether you use Outlook for Work, School,  
109.2 -> or personal account, you must have a subscription.  In the first two cases, your organization or  
115.86 -> institution manages the subscription. However, if there are some issues  
120.6 -> with the subscription, you will  get the Mail not found error. 
124.08 -> After a specific time period, the mailbox might  get removed due to inactive subscription status. 
134.82 -> Method 4: Many organizations and institutions  
138.48 -> often remove former employees and students so  that they can manage the current people fluently. 
144.24 -> If your user account has been removed from your  organization, you won’t be able to access it,  
149.7 -> and as a result, you will find  the Mailbox not found error. 
153.9 -> In that case, you need to contact your  organization for further information. 
162.78 -> Method 5: If you are getting the Repeating  
165.84 -> redirects detected error while accessing Outlook,  you need to scan your computer for adware. 
171.6 -> In most cases, adware creates countless redirects  and blocks you from accessing various websites. 
178.86 -> If so, it is highly recommended  to use an adware removal tool. 
187.86 -> Method 6: If you have recently installed some VPN,  
192.12 -> proxy, or adblocker extension in your browser,  it is suggested to remove them from your browser. 
198.42 -> Even if you do not want to uninstall them, you  can try disabling them temporarily. At times,  
204.66 -> those extensions can cause the  above-mentioned issue on your PC. 
208.44 -> Therefore, turn off all the extensions  installed in your browser and check if  
214.26 -> it resolves the issue or not. If yes, enable  one extension at a time to find the culprit. 
225 -> Method 7: You can try  
227.1 -> removing the cookies and cache of this particular  website and check if it fixes the issue or not. 
232.92 -> Instead of removing them for all websites,  you can delete cookies and cache for that  
238.26 -> particular site. Outro: 
240.48 -> So, that’s it. Subscribe to The Windows Club for all  
243.6 -> your tech solutions related to Windows. Thanks for watching.

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