Bobby said:
Nothing works including the treads I've looked at. I spend more time
trying
to fix crap that MS needs to fix than working on projects that are getting
furthur behind. Then next thing is MS is going to tell me my email is
full.
This is help? I think not.
From the subject, I assume that you have a message in the Inbox that you
can't delete.
Email scanning should be turned off in any anti-virus. It provides no
protection not provided by the regular resident protection. Beside that,
McAfee and Norton are not compatible with Windows Mail and need to be
uninstalled.
The best thing to do is ignore them.
Email scanning should be turned off in any anti-virus. It provides no
protection not provided by the regular resident protection. Beside that,
McAfee and Norton are not compatible with Windows Mail.
If you are not willing to just ignore them, the only way is to delete both
copies of the database (which does not contain the messages, but only
references to them) and let WinMail rebuild it.
First close WinMail, then use Task Manager to make sure there are no
instances of it under applications or processes.
Then click Start | Search | Advanced Search
Check the box to include non-indexed, hidden and system files.
In the Name field type WindowsMail.MSMessageStore and click the Search
button.
It should show you two copies. Delete both of them and re-open WinMail.
Note: some people report not being able to recover messages after doing
this.
BTW, Windows Mail will never tell yoiu your mail is full, although your mail
server might. But not because of messages in the Inbox on your machine with
as POP3 account.