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[Guest]

Hello.

I bought a few months ago a new Acer laptop with Windows Vista. While I was
downloading my e-mails last week, I receive the same message from a friend
TWICE. The first message was alright and I saved it, as I usually do, but the
second one, I'm not able to move it because anytime I select it, a pop-up
appears with the message "unknown error" and i cannot delete it.

Can you help me, please?

 

[Polly]

I cannot seem to get Windows Mail to work at ALL. Here is the send error I
recieve:

The host '(e-mail address removed)' could not be found. Please verify that you
have entered the server name correctly.
Subject 'Emailing: 101_1089', Account: '(e-mail address removed)', Server:
'(e-mail address removed)', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Socket
Error: 11003, Error Number: 0x800CCC0D

Do I have something not set up right?

Help... anyone?? Thanks!

 

[Dave]

Windows Mail cannot access http (webmail) accounts.
If you wish to access Hotmail, then you will have to download and install
the newer Windows Live Mail.
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

You have entered a server name, (e-mail address removed), that is invalid.
Do you have a paid MSN account? Unfortunately, I don't have the
proper settings for an MSN account. When you used MSN successfully
before, how was that done? Through a web browser or through an email
program?

 

[Guest]

Hello.

I bought a few months ago a new Acer laptop with Windows Vista. While I
was
downloading my e-mails last week, I receive the same message from a friend
TWICE. The first message was alright and I saved it, as I usually do, but
the
second one, I'm not able to move it because anytime I select it, a pop-up
appears with the message "unknown error" and i cannot delete it.

Can you help me, please?

Download and install this fix, with Windows Mail not running:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/941090

Although it's labelled as for mail stuck in the Outbox, it also works
in other folders. If you don't know whether to use the 32-bit
version or the 64-bit version, try the 32-bit version first. Certain
common antivirus programs, such as most of those from Norton or
McAfee, or a recent one from Trend, tend to cause such problems,
so if you have such a program, remember where to find the fix -
you're likely to need it again, although not immediately.