Windows Mail

[Steve Steinman KMC]

I have problems sending mail. I get a message from McAfee stating "
One or more e-mail messages cannot be sent"

The messages actually go to the outbox, then to the sent box and several minutes later this message appears.

What does it mean
"After you verify the format of your recipient addresses, McAfee recommends that you resend those messages from your e-mail program. "


What is preventing the mail from sending, and most important- how to correct.

Any help will be appreciated.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

If you allow McAfee to mess with your email, you can expect
many more problems with Windows Mail in the future.
As a minimum, any integration of McAfee with email functions
must be disabled. Often this is not sufficient to alleviate all
problems, and McAfee will need to be uninstalled. Follow that
up with their special debris removal tool:
http://service.mcafee.com/FAQDocument.aspx?id=107083&lc=1033

Like Norton, McAfee developers can't even write a functional uninstall
routine for their haywire antivirus program.

Since McAfee distorts the actual error message from Windows Mail,
give us the new (correct) error message from Windows Mail after
McAfee is uninstalled.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP


I have problems sending mail. I get a message from McAfee stating "
One or more e-mail messages cannot be sent"

The messages actually go to the outbox, then to the sent box and several minutes later this message appears.

What does it mean
"After you verify the format of your recipient addresses, McAfee recommends that you resend those messages from your e-mail
program. "


What is preventing the mail from sending, and most important- how to correct.

Any help will be appreciated.

 

[huskybytes]

I also had an issue with pre-installed McAfee anti-virus software when I
bought a new Toshiba laptop with Vista and winMail. It was putting
questionable messages in a hidden JUNK folder that I could not retrieve from.
Had trouble but finally uninstalled McAfee and cleaned the registry.
Installed Norton360v2 (never v1)and things are fine now.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Norton 360 will eventually cause problems with your Windows Mail.