J
Justin Case
I'm sending this post on my laptop. I upgraded my desktop to XP Home from
Win '98 recently, and I've had few problems. I have been able to receive
e-mail messages fine with Outlook Express; but today I tried to SEND an
e-mail (I realized that I hadn't sent any e-mails yet on the upgraded XP-I
had been only sending e-mails on the laptop) and as I clicked on the send
button, I got a message from XP saying "something" happened and it would
have to close the program. It prompted me to send an error message to
Microsoft, which I did. Then it closed the program. I've tried about ten
more times to send a message, and the same thing happend each time. (With XP
closing the program). Before the upgrade to XP, I had upgraded Outlook
Express to Version 6.0 through Windows Upgrade, online. I can't delete
Outlook Express -- there's no entry for it in Control Panel's Add/Delete
Programs. I could reload it from the XP install disk, but wouldn't it have
to be deleted first?
It's so odd that I can receive e-mail fine, but not send. Something is
interfering with Outlook Express's send function, causing the whole program
to quit. What could it be?
Thanks for any assistance.
Win '98 recently, and I've had few problems. I have been able to receive
e-mail messages fine with Outlook Express; but today I tried to SEND an
e-mail (I realized that I hadn't sent any e-mails yet on the upgraded XP-I
had been only sending e-mails on the laptop) and as I clicked on the send
button, I got a message from XP saying "something" happened and it would
have to close the program. It prompted me to send an error message to
Microsoft, which I did. Then it closed the program. I've tried about ten
more times to send a message, and the same thing happend each time. (With XP
closing the program). Before the upgrade to XP, I had upgraded Outlook
Express to Version 6.0 through Windows Upgrade, online. I can't delete
Outlook Express -- there's no entry for it in Control Panel's Add/Delete
Programs. I could reload it from the XP install disk, but wouldn't it have
to be deleted first?
It's so odd that I can receive e-mail fine, but not send. Something is
interfering with Outlook Express's send function, causing the whole program
to quit. What could it be?
Thanks for any assistance.