Ported account from OE6 can receive but not send

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Pokerman1173

Running Vista Ultimate 32-bit w/Sp1

Just trying to do simple pop mail with roadrunner (e-mail address removed)

This machine was XP SP3 that was upgraded to Vista. Windows Mail brought in
the OE6 account settings. Can send emails but get timeout when receiving.

I deleted email account and recreated. I even when thru RR tech support to
ensure that I had my setting correct. Cut/paste pop3 and smtp server names
to ensure no typeos. RR does not want secure authentication. Uses default
SMTP port 25 and POP3 port 110, no SSL connection. RR tells me it is a
windows mail problem. And I beleve them as this email account worked fine
the same day when the same machine was XP before the Vista upgrade.

Any suggestions?

I'm stuck. Does Outlook from Office XP run on vista?


Subject 'adf', Account: 'pop-server.neo.rr.com', Server:
'smtp-server.neo.rr.com', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Error
Number: 0x800CCC19
 
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Dave

You may have a corrupt message on the server.
Try logging onto the Roadrunner webmail site and delete any suspicious
messages.
https://webmail.neo.rr.com/

Or, you might try the newer Windows Live Mail, which is the replacement for
Windows Mail.

Outlook 2003 works fine on vista.
 
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Pokerman1173

just a few things I forget to metion. I deleted Norton and turned off win
firewall. Also deleted all files in the mail storage area and rebuilt
account from scratch. Cerated new account - but still have same issue
 
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Pokerman1173

I'm starting to hate this VISTA - I tried to install winlive mail -but it
will not install. "The installation is forbidden by system policy. Contact
yoru system administrator.

I just want the OS version to work. Very frustration
 
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Pokerman1173

I also just set up this roadrunner email account on another machine (running
XP and outlook) - this email account works fine there. Something with Vista
does not like outbound emails .
 
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Earle Horton

Microsoft promises that Windows 7 will be less annoying than Vista. I read
this in the paper today. Run the installation program as Administrator.
Again, Outlook should work fine too. I have been told that the OS version,
Windows Mail, hasn't had any meaningful development done to it for two
years.
 

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