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Visit our Scammer Education page to learn how to avoid scams and stay safe online. Support Home. Knowledge Center. Document ID : TS What type of problem do you see? McAfee download fails with an error Error: Download cannot continue — No internet connection This error indicates a network problem. A network problem can cause your product download to disconnect or fail. Choose a network profile and turn off Windows Firewall for that profile.

Repeat this step for each profile. If you can now sync your email, you'll need to allow the Mail and Calendar apps through the firewall. Follow the steps below. If you can sync your email when the firewall is turned off, you'll need to allow the Mail and Calendar apps through the firewall.

In the list of allowed apps and features, select the check box next to Mail and Calendar, and select the check boxes in the Private and Public columns. Third-party firewalls or antivirus software might prevent you from syncing your email and calendar events. Check the software documentation to learn how to temporarily turn it off. WARNING: If you disable your antivirus software, don't open any email attachments or click any links in messages from people you don't know.

In some cases, you can resolve sync issues by removing your account from the Mail and Calendar apps and adding it again. Go to Start and open Mail. At the bottom of the left navigation pane, select. Select the account your want to remove, and select Delete account from this device.

Add the account again. For more information, see Set up email in Mail for Windows Note: There are special instructions for Yahoo! Mail, iCloud, and QQ accounts. If you're having problems with one of these accounts, see Special instructions for other accounts.

If you still can't sync your email after removing your account and adding it again, you might need to add the account using advanced setup. For more information, see Add an account using advanced setup. If you have a Google, Yahoo! Mail, iCloud, IMAP, or POP3 account, check the settings in the advanced mailbox settings to make sure they're configured to your email provider's specification. If you're using an Outlook. Before checking your advanced settings, you'll need to look on your email provider's website, or contact your email provider, to determine the correct server settings.

You'll need the following information:. If the username and password are different, make sure you have the correct username and password. Unselect the check box next to Outgoing server requires authentication if your provider doesn't require authentication. Unselect the check box next to Use the same name and password for sending email if your provider requires separate authentication for sending email, and provide the outgoing server username and password. Notes: If applicable, change the following settings as well:.

Confirm that your Contacts server and Calendar server addresses are correct. If you're using an Exchange account that requires advanced settings, you'll need to remove the account and add it again using advanced settings. To add the account using advanced settings, see Add an account using advanced setup. Make sure that Let apps access and send email is set to On. Make sure that Let apps access my calendar is set to On. Two-factor authentication helps protect your account by making it more difficult for someone else to sign in.

Then, press Enter to start the process. SFC will search and automatically replace any corrupt files within your system.

While this keeps your computer safe, it could interfere with the Mail app. To fix it, you should allow Mail and Calendar to communicate through Windows Defender.

If your emails are still not syncing, your third-party antivirus might be at fault. Try to disable it and check if the Mail app is now working. Your system uses cache to run apps faster, save data, or store data for later use. However, if the cache gets corrupted, it might cause the apps to malfunction. In this case, you should clear the Microsoft Store cache. In the Windows search bar, type command prompt and select Run as administrator.

In the Command Prompt window, type wsreset.