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Robert Cortvriendt
I recently set-up Windows Mail in my new Vista laptop. I transferred all of
my email settings from outlook express manually and I'm on-line using a
wireless router which is connected to a fiber-optic network. But when I try
to send a message, the "Dial-up Connection" dialog box stops it from
transmitting. It appears to be trying to connect via dial-up, which I don't
use. I've gone through the "Accounts" drop-down menu several times to try
and see where it is making the decision to dial instead of using the
connection thats open and operating. I've also noticed it tends to freeze
up when I try to access the "Connections" tab in the "Accounts" folder.
Does anybody know what's going on?
Iwould appreciate any help.
Thanks, Bob C
my email settings from outlook express manually and I'm on-line using a
wireless router which is connected to a fiber-optic network. But when I try
to send a message, the "Dial-up Connection" dialog box stops it from
transmitting. It appears to be trying to connect via dial-up, which I don't
use. I've gone through the "Accounts" drop-down menu several times to try
and see where it is making the decision to dial instead of using the
connection thats open and operating. I've also noticed it tends to freeze
up when I try to access the "Connections" tab in the "Accounts" folder.
Does anybody know what's going on?
Iwould appreciate any help.
Thanks, Bob C