How to fix "0x80040600" error code in MS Outlook?

People generally encounter 0x80040600 problems when they try to receive or send emails. It should be taken into notice that no amount of rebooting your system is going to work. One point of consideration while fixing the error is that, the Outlook PST file should be corrupt. Because then, you have to fix the .pst file. Below are some ways through which you can fix problems that you are encountering by 0x80040600 errors. It should be remembered that if you ever have fixed a .pst file, then you have to repeat the process to check the problem. 

The first step will be to locate the .pst file. Follow the instructions that follow. Click on start menu, then go to control menu. If you see the control home, click user accounts and family safety. In any case, you do not find the option, stop there. Try clicking Mail, go to data files, and click personal folders and then settings. The second step will show you the location of the pst file, click “ok” and close the window. The third step will be to locate the Scanpst.exe file. This requires you to click the Start button, type in the text – Scanpst.exe into the search bar. As soon as you see the Inbox Repair tool, double click to launch it. Then after, enter the path of the file that we had copied from the task bar, into the “Enter the name of the file you want to scan”, named input box. Click on start, wait for the repair tool to do its work, as soon as it indicates finish, click “ok”. Go back to sending and receiving mails, because the problem by now would have been solved. 

 

 It should also be taken into consideration that, registry cleaners available online can also be used to fix the fix "0x80040600" error code problem in Microsoft.  It is to be kept in consideration that if the Inbox is heavier, you will always have some or the other kind of problem, when you are attempting to fix any problem on Microsoft Outlook. Also, it is advisable to have back up of your mails and important drafts that you might work on, offline on Outlook.