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Ah. That reminds me that I did explicitly go into power options after upgrading to Windows 10 and did change some of the settings back to what they were before - maddeningly, though, I can't remember exactly what. I only remember that some settings had been changed by the upgrade.

Sorry I can't be more specific.

Tony[DOUBLEPOST=1440103404][/DOUBLEPOST]I've just had another thought about post Windows 10 upgrades.

I, and many others, had issues with Outlook not being able to send emails. The fix was somewhat surprising:

Open the command prompt (run as administrator) and enter 'sfc /scannow' - without the quotes.

This reported that corruptions were detected and fixed. Outlook started to work properly again after that.

I think it's worth giving that a try.

Tony[DOUBLEPOST=1440103601][/DOUBLEPOST]If that doesn't work, try running DISM;

DISM /online /clean-image /checkhealth
DISM /online /clean-image /scanhealth
DISM /online /clean-image /restorehealth

Then run sfc /scannow again to demonstrate that all is okay.

Tony

<blockquote data-quote="Anthony Vaughan" data-source="post: 1149195" data-attributes="member: 153283">Ah. That reminds me that I did explicitly go into power options after upgrading to Windows 10 and did change some of the settings back to what they were before - maddeningly, though, I can't remember exactly what. I only remember that some settings had been changed by the upgrade.Sorry I can't be more specific.Tony[DOUBLEPOST=1440103404][/DOUBLEPOST]I've just had another thought about post Windows 10 upgrades.I, and many others, had issues with Outlook not being able to send emails. The fix was somewhat surprising:Open the command prompt (run as administrator) and enter 'sfc /scannow' - without the quotes.This reported that corruptions were detected and fixed. Outlook started to work properly again after that.I think it's worth giving that a try.Tony[DOUBLEPOST=1440103601][/DOUBLEPOST]If that doesn't work, try running DISM;DISM /online /clean-image /checkhealthDISM /online /clean-image /scanhealthDISM /online /clean-image /restorehealthThen run sfc /scannow again to demonstrate that all is okay.Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthony Vaughan, post: 1149195, member: 153283"] Ah. That reminds me that I did explicitly go into power options after upgrading to Windows 10 and did change some of the settings back to what they were before - maddeningly, though, I can't remember exactly what. I only remember that some settings had been changed by the upgrade. Sorry I can't be more specific. Tony[DOUBLEPOST=1440103404][/DOUBLEPOST]I've just had another thought about post Windows 10 upgrades. I, and many others, had issues with Outlook not being able to send emails. The fix was somewhat surprising: Open the command prompt (run as administrator) and enter 'sfc /scannow' - without the quotes. This reported that corruptions were detected and fixed. Outlook started to work properly again after that. I think it's worth giving that a try. Tony[DOUBLEPOST=1440103601][/DOUBLEPOST]If that doesn't work, try running DISM; DISM /online /clean-image /checkhealth DISM /online /clean-image /scanhealth DISM /online /clean-image /restorehealth Then run sfc /scannow again to demonstrate that all is okay. Tony [/QUOTE]