77-884 · Question #234
You work in the Sales department at ABC.com. Employees at ABC.com use computers running Windows 7 Enterprise and Microsoft Office 2010. The employees use Microsoft Outlook 2010 to connect to the…
The correct answer is A. There is no email account configured in the Outlook profile. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Options
- AThere is no email account configured in the Outlook profile.
- BA Delivery Delay has been configured.
- CThe Direct Replies To option has not been configured.
- DThe Exchange server is offline.
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A84% (27)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D9% (3)
Community Discussion
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Mei-Ling H.Mar 28, 2026A is correct. Outlook 2010 hides the Send button entirely when no email account has been configured in the profile, because there is literally nowhere to send the message to, so the option to send does not appear at all.
Dragomir B.Mar 30, 2026That's mostly right, but worth noting that if you had an account configured and later removed it, Outlook 2010 will sometimes still show a grayed-out Send button rather than hiding it completely, depending on whether the profile was rebuilt or just had the account deleted from it.
Wesley A.May 14, 2026A is dead on. Outlook hides the Send button entirely when no mail account exists in the profile, because there is nowhere to route the message, and this is the first thing I checked when I hit the exact same blank compose window on a fresh machine.
Toby R.Apr 9, 2026Saw this exact scenario, new machine no account setup, picked A instantly.
Brenda K.Apr 10, 2026Toby, that instinct is right for the clock but make sure you can defend why B and C are wrong before moving on, or that same question type will burn you on the retake.
Dragomir B.Apr 20, 2026Nailed A on my beta exam, fresh Outlook with zero accounts configured shows no Send button, every time.
Brenda K.May 4, 2026B is it, delivery delay blocks the Send button from rendering.
Toby R.May 4, 2026Hey Brenda, actually it's A on that one because the delivery delay only postpones when the message is sent, it does not prevent the Send button from rendering at all. The button still appears and functions normally, the delay just holds the message in the Outbox.