Let’s say you have Outlook configured on your mobile, and it is synced too. You might delete emails accidentally and not realize it, and hence they might disappear from your account.
If you have made any mistakes while configuring them, you may face this issue. There might be some issues in POP or IMAP settings of your account. A few are reversible, while a few are not. There are several reasons due to which your emails might be missing from your mailbox. This blog is going to help you recover all the disappeared emails from your Outlook mailbox. These emails can be recent or older ones, of a certain subject or by a certain person, and so on. Just like the above user, someday, you too may surprisingly find out that some of your emails are missing from your Inbox folder. Why is it happening, and how can I fix this?” Today, as I opened Outlook, I realized that a few of my emails were missing I was shocked by seeing this change at first, but I didn’t try anything because of the fear of losing them permanently. The TalkTalk Community support OCE will then be able to link to your TalkTalk service account and email account should you need more help.“I am a new Outlook user and hence not aware of a lot of technicalities associated with this application. Add, then scroll down and put the email address in Private notes and save changes. So, save your emails, check the settings on each device, setup for IMAP on all devices.Īdd the email address to your Community Profile Personal Information (Click here) as well as your TalkTalk landline phone number and an alternate number (mobile recommended). Here's the advice about POP3 and IMAP accounts. With IMAP settings on both devices you can keep emails in the inbox and see that in both inboxes on the PC and iPad. When the iPad then syncs to the account the inbox is empty and it makes the inbox on the iPad empty because with IMAP what you see on the server (or webmail) is what you see in the inbox. What's likely happened is that your Outlook is configured as a POP3 account and has downloaded your emails and deleted them from the server.
These are the two different email setups and they work slightly differently but do lead to the sort of issue you're reporting if you try to use both POP3 and IMAP on different devices with one email account. My diagnosis of what's happened is that your PC's Outlook is set up for POP3 email and the iPad is set up for IMAP. What I do is to a) send important emails to an alternative email address as backup and also save them into a local folder on the PC. Hi good that you've got the emails on your PC.
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