Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
For emails stuck in the Outlook Outbox, use these checks and fixes:
- Confirm Outlook is online
- Look at the status bar at the bottom of classic Outlook.
- If it shows Disconnected, Working Offline, or Trying to connect…, Outlook cannot reach the mail server.
- Go to the Send/Receive tab on the ribbon and select Work Offline once to toggle back online.
- Then choose Send/Receive or open the stuck message and select Send again.
- Check internet connection
- Open a browser (Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome).
- Browse to a site such as
http://www.microsoft.comorhttp://www.bing.com. - If websites do not load, resolve the network issue first. Outlook cannot send mail without internet access.
- Check for large attachments
- Some providers block large messages (often around 20–25 MB).
- In Outlook, open the Outbox.
- Start with the oldest stuck message.
- If it has an attachment larger than about 20 MB, delete the attachment.
- Reattach a smaller file or upload the file to a cloud service and send a link instead.
- Send the message again.
- Enable automatic sending (classic Outlook on PC) If messages only send when manually doing Send/Receive:
- Select File > Options.
- Select Advanced.
- In Send and receive, enable Send immediately when connected.
- Select OK.
If this setting is greyed out, it is controlled by an administrator and must be changed by that admin.
Regarding updating a payment card The provided information does not cover payment card or billing update steps. For card or billing updates, use the official Microsoft account and billing channels only and follow the instructions provided there, not links in emails or messages.
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