goldnwolf said:When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive )
it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends
the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
Gary VanderMolen said:In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
goldnwolf said:Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
Gary VanderMolen said:In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
Gary VanderMolen said:Either that mail account is corrupted, or else the corruption extends
to other parts of Windows Mail.
Delete the surfglobal.net account, restart Windows Mail, then
re-create that account. If it still does not work correctly, your
best option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
Gary VanderMolen said:In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
goldnwolf said:Deleted , restarted and re-created and IT WORKS! My ISP and local Computer
people have not been able to solve this for 4 months! Thank-you so much.
Gary VanderMolen said:Either that mail account is corrupted, or else the corruption extends
to other parts of Windows Mail.
Delete the surfglobal.net account, restart Windows Mail, then
re-create that account. If it still does not work correctly, your
best option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
:
In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
Gary VanderMolen said:Glad to hear! Thanks for the feedback.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:Deleted , restarted and re-created and IT WORKS! My ISP and local Computer
people have not been able to solve this for 4 months! Thank-you so much.
Gary VanderMolen said:Either that mail account is corrupted, or else the corruption extends
to other parts of Windows Mail.
Delete the surfglobal.net account, restart Windows Mail, then
re-create that account. If it still does not work correctly, your
best option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
:
In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
VanderMolen said:Glad to hear! Thanks for the feedback.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:Deleted , restarted and re-created and IT WORKS! My ISP and local Computer
people have not been able to solve this for 4 months! Thank-you so much.
Gary VanderMolen said:Either that mail account is corrupted, or else the corruption extends
to other parts of Windows Mail.
Delete the surfglobal.net account, restart Windows Mail, then
re-create that account. If it still does not work correctly, your
best option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
:
In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
wwestfall said:Your solution repaired my mail problem also, including the" program not
responding" when going to the connection tab in account properties . Thank
you , William
"Gary
VanderMolen said:Glad to hear! Thanks for the feedback.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:Deleted , restarted and re-created and IT WORKS! My ISP and local Computer
people have not been able to solve this for 4 months! Thank-you so much.
:
Either that mail account is corrupted, or else the corruption extends
to other parts of Windows Mail.
Delete the surfglobal.net account, restart Windows Mail, then
re-create that account. If it still does not work correctly, your
best option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
:
In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
Gary VanderMolen said:Glad to hear! Thanks for the feedback.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
goldnwolf said:Deleted , restarted and re-created and IT WORKS! My ISP and local Computer
people have not been able to solve this for 4 months! Thank-you so much.
Gary VanderMolen said:Either that mail account is corrupted, or else the corruption extends
to other parts of Windows Mail.
Delete the surfglobal.net account, restart Windows Mail, then
re-create that account. If it still does not work correctly, your
best option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
Still not working : Unchecked "Hang up after sending and receiving". ( Note :
it hangs up BEFORE it sends/receives , not after ) ; Checked "Never dial a
connection." ; Then went to Windows Mail , Tools , Accounts , selected the
account , Properties , Connection tab - the settings are NOT grayed out.
Under mail account it says Mail.surfglobal.net , under user info it has my
name and email addy and the box at the bottom that says "Include this account
when receiving mail and synchronizing" is Checked. I tried to uncheck that
to c if it would then gray everything out but when i click on it the program
stops working telling me it is not responding. Should i remove
Mail.surfglobal.net from the Mail account? ( if it lets me) Or what other way
can i get it all to be grayed out?
:
In Windows Mail, go to Tools, Options, Connection, and make sure
"Hang up after sending and receiving" is unchecked.
Also, go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties,
Connection tab, and make sure the settings there are grayed out,
indicating that IE's settings will be used.
When you open Internet Explorer, does it try to dial? If so, go to either
Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options or Control Panel/Internet Options.
Click on the Connections tab. Make sure "Never dial a connection" is
ticked. In fact, all the dial-up settings should be grayed out, indicating
that Vista recognizes the presence of an Internet connection via the LAN.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
When i am ONLINE and i create a mail , then hit send ( or send/receive ) it
Disconnects me , then prompts me to Connect all over again , then sends the
mail. I've been to the Properties tab and checked / unchecked the obvious
tabs , but it doesn't help. ???
Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?
You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.