I often see people start blaming Microsoft when the third-party add-ins don’t work in Outlook but Microsoft is not responsible for third-party add-ins. Usually it is a third-party add-in that causes problems in Outlook. Most users can fix the auto Send/Receive problem by disabling the problematic add-in. Hopefully this will fix the auto Send/Receive problem. You can disable the All Accounts group by unchecking every single box, as shown below.
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Here’s how to fix the problem with the corrupt Send/Receive group. One of the common reasons for auto Send/Receive to stop working has to do with a group Send/Receive group in Outlook. The default time for a scheduled Send/Receive is 30 minutes. After you have fixed the problem you can go back and reset your time to the original setting. TIP: During testing, it is best to configure the time for scheduled Send/Receive to 1 minute. Once the option has been enabled (there is no check box next to it), your auto Send/Receive should start working again.It’s a toggle, so clicking will either enable or disable it, depending on the setting.
If you only have a few accounts it is easy to get to the option but if you are like me and have a lot of accounts in your Outlook profile, you need to scroll all the way down at the very end of the account listing and click on the option Disable Scheduled Send/Receive. At the bottom of the listing you will find the option to Disable Scheduled Send/Receive.In Outlook 2016, on the Send / Receive tab, click on the drop-down option Send/Receive Groups.To fix the problem you need to clear the option Disable Scheduled Send/Receive in Outlook 2016. I haven’t figure out exactly why it gets disabled. For some reason, the option to Send/Receive messages gets disabled in Outlook. This solution has worked for me both in Outlook 2013 a couple of years ago, and again in Outlook 2016 today.