
- #COMCAST EMAIL SERVER SETTINGS FOR AVAST PRO#
- #COMCAST EMAIL SERVER SETTINGS FOR AVAST PC#
- #COMCAST EMAIL SERVER SETTINGS FOR AVAST WINDOWS#
Sometimes, you may lose the internet, but the Wifi router is still working. There is, however, also the opposite issue. If it’s not, then you will only receive emails and will onlyīe able to send emails when the phone is connected to the Wifi. To check the configuration, go to the Settings app on the iPhone, tap on Cellular, scroll to Mail and check if it is enabled (the slider is green). Let the Mail app (or Xfinity Connect App) to use the cellular network. When you get home, it suddenly starts working? It is possible that you didn’t iPhone is Having Connectivity Issuesĭid you notice that you don’t get emails during the day, but But the chances are that they already know about the problem and their engineers are actively working on it.Īll you can do now is to keep checking if the mail server isīack periodically. In this case, there is nothing you can do except calling Comcast and notify them about the issue. If you see a 500 error on the screen, then the server is down. If you can access your emails through the browser app, then the server is working. The easiest way to tell if the Mail server is down is to try


So, if the Mail server is down, you may still have TV, internet, and phone working fine. Services provided by big companies are usually distributed, meaning that if one service is down, it may not impact the rest of the bundle. In the end, the Xfinity customer service confirmed that the service was not available. There is a thread on their forums where users were reporting that Comcast email was not working on iPhones and other devices. 8 Reasons Why Comcast Email not Working On iPhone Comcast Server Is Downīelieve it or not, but sometimes even big companies like Comcast can have outages. Also, verify that the Third-Party Access Security option is enabled in the Xfinity portal. Use host and port 993 for incoming mail and with port 587 for outgoing mail. In general, Comcast email does not work on iPhone because of incorrect Mail app settings. Sometimes, it stops receiving emails, and I am not always sure whether nobody cares about me or it’s a problem with the software.īelow I listed major issues with my Xfinity email on iPhone and ways to troubleshoot in case you need it. However, once in a while my internet provider gives me a hard time. I use my Comcast account as my personal email which I don’t give to everyone – only to my friends. I am pretty frustrated by this problem, and am tempted to just uninstall avast but am afraid that whatever got 'broke' by the installation will not be fixed by uninstalling.When you sign up for Comcast (Xfinity) services, one thing you always get for free: an email account.
#COMCAST EMAIL SERVER SETTINGS FOR AVAST WINDOWS#
I have tried disabling each of the avast services and disabling Windows Firewall, but that did not help either. None of those looked like they were associated with Outlook Express, but I went ahead and restored those files and nothing improved.Īfter reading this thread in the forum, I enabled the program ashMaiSv.exe in Windows Firewall but that did not help with my email either. When I first started my computer after installing avast there were about 20 files that it said were infected and those files were put into a 'chest' - some of these looked like ordinary files used by common programs to communicate with an outside server. I tried disabling all of the avast services but that did not help.

I tried disabling the avast Internet Mail service but that did not help. The Outlook Express error message I got was similar to that of Crabcakes here - " The connection to the server has failed. I have Windows XP Pro, a 3 yr old computer with adequate specs. Hello - I just installed the avast Home version and now my Outlook Express will not work with MY Comcast acct similar to this problem. It was at this point that I terminated the Internet Mail scanner and was able to connect to the mail server. However, when I look in Outlook Express the account settings use the same address as my incoming mail server and there isn't a provision to change the dot address. They told me that the dot address needed to be changed as it wasn't the correct address of the mail server. It was the Comcast tech support folks that questioned where the 76.96.30.119 dot address came from. At least when it has questioned access I have selected allow and then added the files to my safe file list. Comodo isn't set up to block any of the Avast files.
#COMCAST EMAIL SERVER SETTINGS FOR AVAST PRO#
BTW, I could connect to the email server with Kaspersky.Ĭomodo Firewall Pro is the firewall I installed after removing Kaspersky.
#COMCAST EMAIL SERVER SETTINGS FOR AVAST PC#
I used the Kaspersky removal tool (from the Kaspersky website) and followed that up with a reg cleaner (RegSupremePro) to completely remove Kaspersky from my PC this process is also how the Kaspersky help forum recommend removing Kaspersky IS.
