I am lost.

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I am connected to the internet with pop.east.cox.net.
I have Microsoft Outlook on my PC. I am trying to link my home computer to
my laptop mail system , but I keep getting ERR invalid usernmae or password
port 110 Secure(SSL):No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, ERROR number 0x800CCC92.
I have checked and re checked to ensure that my user name and password
matches, many times. Now what do I do?
I'm lost please help.
Karen
 
Karen said:
I am connected to the internet with pop.east.cox.net.
I have Microsoft Outlook on my PC. I am trying to link my home computer to
my laptop mail system , but I keep getting ERR invalid usernmae or
password port 110 Secure(SSL):No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, ERROR number
0x800CCC92.
I have checked and re checked to ensure that my user name and password
matches, many times. Now what do I do?
I'm lost please help.
Karen KAREN TRY AND CLICK ON THE HOTMAIL SIGN INSTEAD OF THE EMAIL THAT
MIGHT BE YOUR PROBLEM .
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Karen said:
I am connected to the internet with pop.east.cox.net.
I have Microsoft Outlook on my PC. I am trying to link my home computer to
my laptop mail system , but I keep getting ERR invalid usernmae or
password port 110 Secure(SSL):No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, ERROR number
0x800CCC92.
I have checked and re checked to ensure that my user name and password
matches, many times. Now what do I do?
I'm lost please help.
Karen KAREN TRY AND CLICK ON THE HOTMAIL SIGN INSTEAD OF THE EMAIL THAT
MIGHT BE YOUR PROBLEM .
Click to expand...
 
Karen said:
I am connected to the internet with pop.east.cox.net.
I have Microsoft Outlook on my PC. I am trying to link my home computer to
my laptop mail system , but I keep getting ERR invalid usernmae or
password port 110 Secure(SSL):No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, ERROR number
0x800CCC92.
I have checked and re checked to ensure that my user name and password
matches, many times. Now what do I do?
I'm lost please help.
Karen
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Your best bet is to call your ISP and ask them to walk you through the mail
setup procedure..


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That's not the complete error message.
Right-click on your error message, copy, then paste it into a reply here.
We can't do much troubleshooting without the complete error message.

Also, which antivirus are you running? Some of them are not fully
compatible with Windows Mail.
 
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