Thanks for any help.I ended up giving on on the MS Mail app, and instead found out how to make it work on other clients (Windows Live Mail, and Thunderbird), by using the "app password" on the AOL security settings. Also I know my credentials are correct, since I can send email OK, and the same credentials are use for both sending and receiving. I can ping all these pop servers no problem, and the IP address that comes back is the same as what's shown on other devices. This works fine on other devices - my old PC (Windows 7, with Windows Live Mail), as well as on an iPhone and an Android phone. And, much as the post office does not make copies of the mail it receives, in previous versions. Much like the physical version of a post office clerk, POP3 receives and holds email for an individual until they pick it up. This is true whether I use IMAP () or POP (either, or ). POP3, which is an abbreviation for Post Office Protocol 3, is the third version of a widespread method of receiving email.
I too can send email OK, but cannot receive. (I've been trying it for about 12 hours - does not sync) Does anyone actually know *why* this is not working in some cases? I too am having this same problem, on a new PC with Windows 10, except it's not magically fixing itself after some time like it appears to be for others in this thread.
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