Windows 7 Machine Outlook 2007 & 2010 problem While Connecting Exchange

[Beckett]

Hi guys ! I have installed the Windows 7 64Bit operating system , My Exchange Server is 2007, DC: 2008, I have checked the efficiency on the Windows 2007 and 2010 outlook. Quickly, I am disconnecting the exchange from my Microsoft outlook. I am doing the same thing on windows xp and there is no problem at all . We are suffering with the issue on Windows 7 system Only.

[Yesenia]

Is someone running with the issue with the Windows 7 and Outlook 2007 connecting with an Exchange 2007 Server. After making the upgrade, I am unable to connect with the exchange server which I was able to connect with the Vista SP2 just minutes before the upgrade.

I am running with the verified mail, Is there through Web OWA and Mobile 6.1 with the similar Exchange Account. The entire email accounts connect and downloading properly , just not with my Exchange Account...Any suggestion would be helpful ...

[Bret_heart]

I am Just trying to get the Outlook 2007 configure up on a new Windows 7 system but it is unable to get connect with the exchange server , so I am still outlooking on the windows xp system .

Within the Control Panel=>Mail=>Email Accounts button, the automatic account setup getting unable to find me onto the server. If I am going with the "Manual configuration of the server...", choose Exchange, and configure this up as the screen on the Windows xp system, it states ,

"The action cannot be completed. The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action."

[Praetor]

I thought that I can solve this issue and personally I have tried to go with the following way to accomplish this task : I moved to the Tools menu and Account Settings, Repair feature only to have it fail to detect the server and I have a great "A" record which does the auto configuration quick which I can eat a Twinkie daily but not with the Windows 7 because of some causes.

I have tried replacing my "Active" Network from Work to Home, but after all there is nothing going on ...