Can't Send Mail (Can receive)

[Guest]

Hi Folks,
New to Windows Vista and Windows Mail. Set up my account but every time I go
to send a McAfree window appears and states the following:

E-mail Connection Lost
One or more e-mails cannot be sent
Details
View the log
After you verify your computer is connected to the Internet, McAfee
recommends that you resend those messages from your e-mail program.

 

[Malke]

Hi Folks,
New to Windows Vista and Windows Mail. Set up my account but every time I go
to send a McAfree window appears and states the following:

E-mail Connection Lost
One or more e-mails cannot be sent
Details
View the log
After you verify your computer is connected to the Internet, McAfee
recommends that you resend those messages from your e-mail program.

Uninstall the McAfee junk and put on a better, less invasive antivirus.
Recommended programs are Kaspersky, NOD32, and if you want free - Avast.


Malke

 

[Peter Foldes]

Remove McAfee from your computer completely. It causes too many issues including what you are experiencing.

 

[Guest]

I had the same problem. I downloaded Live One from Microsoft One and it
works. I also had to remove MaAfee

Jac

 

[Guest]

I CAN'T SEEM TO GET ANY MESSAGES SAYING HOST NOT VERIFY

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Please submit the complete error message, verbatim,
not paraphrased.

Gary VanderMolen

 

[Guest]

Solved my Windows Mail/Vista problem. In the setup in Mail check the box
requiring authentication of server then go to settings window. Highlight
the circle
telling the system to use the same userid and password you used for
incoming mail server. Now I can send emails. p.s.s XP and 98 didn't
required outgoing authentication

 

[Malke]

Solved my Windows Mail/Vista problem. In the setup in Mail check the box
requiring authentication of server then go to settings window. Highlight
the circle
telling the system to use the same userid and password you used for
incoming mail server. Now I can send emails. p.s.s XP and 98 didn't
required outgoing authentication

PSS - The outgoing authentication requirement (or lack) has nothing to
do with your operating system. That requirement comes from the mail
server; i.e., your ISP.


Malke

 

[screwdriver129]

PSS - The outgoing authentication requirement (or lack) has nothing to do
with your operating system. That requirement comes from the mail server;
i.e., your ISP.


Malke
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[Guest]

I have a similar problem with Vista and use norton anti software. I am rather
anoyed. I adjust settings in account and it will send. The next time it
won't. If any on out there can solve would like to hear from them.

 

[Steve Cochran]

Uninstall Norton and get another antivirus program that does not conflict
with WinMail. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

steve