Hi
@Terry6,
A warm welcome to the forums.
To verify that there is noting wrong with the email file store, have you tried accessing the mailbox via the webmail client? If that come up clean then you are looking at a connectivity issue from your PC. If it shows the same problem then it’s a mail server issue.
Which email client are you using?
The implication that every time you try to use it, it seeks to recreate the key system folders is very odd. Again using webmail you can check to see if those system folders exist. Try writing an email, save it, reopen it from draft and send it, then delete if from the sent folder. That will ensure / verify that the key system folders exist. Note not all email clients are smart enough to verify that these folders already exist before seeking to create them - for example the ‘outlook lite’ mail program which ships with Win10 is particularly bad.
This is not the default mailbox - what credentials are you using to access it - mailbox@account.plus.com or account+mailbox - if not the latter, this could be the issue. Email client auto configuration will most certainly use the first.
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