POP3 server not responding

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inez @mindspring

I seem to have more and more questions.

This was my previous post:
file of photos, which is taking forever to download. Now I keep getting a
box saying: "Your POP3 server has not responded in 60 seconds. Would you
like to wait another 60 seconds for the server to respond? Is there a way to
set the "not responded in 60 seconds" to a longer time limit? Or am I doomed
to sit here clicking on the 'wait' button?<< But after several hours, I
did not see that my previous post arrived in this newsgroup.

I went to WebMail and deleted the large file of photos. Then, I went to
Earthlink's Chat room to ask questions. I was told to repair Outlook
Express by "Start, Run, typing in SFC /SCANNOW" and enter. The Windows box
opened and began to scan. Then a box says: "Files that are required for
Windows to run properly must be copies from the DLL Cache. Insert your
Windows XP Home Edition CD-Rom now." I do NOT have a Windows XP CD because
Windows was included in the computer I bought. What am I supposed to do
about that?

To get out of the Windows box, click on Cancel was my only choice. Then it
says: "If you cancel, Windows might require you to insert CD later. Are
you sure you want to skip this file?"

I seem to be running around in circles. Any help would be appreciated.
 
If your Windows XP came preinstalled, hopefully they copied over the I386
folder on C: drive. Look in Windows Explorer or My Computer on C: drive for
a I386 folder.
If it's there, when System File Checker ask for it, browse to that folder.
If the folder is located on C: drive, browse to C: drive. It will find the
I386 folder. That's what it's looking for.
 
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