Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800488EB

11. May 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: , , ,

Tried everything I know how to do, then had my remote computer tech support try to fix and nothing! All my other MSN accounts work just fine. this is only happening in Windows Live Essentials 2012 and Outlook 2007.  I can get emails on my cell phone, and by signing in directly to live. com. This started happening after I had to change my password due to a hacker sending bogus emails to all of my contacts. 

Already tried to repair Windows Live, says it fixed but still nothing. Set my clock back asnd it let me get my emails and then set back to correct time, it worked for a short while then went right back to giving me this error code. Any help on how to fix would be appreciated. 

Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800488EB

Sever Error 0x800488eb

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Had 2 messages in outbox that wouldn't send. I finally deleted the account and added the email back to Live Mail 2011. While this was supposed to be synchronizing, I saw the outbox had those two emails. I deleted them. The box where the inbox info used to be just says to check back later because it was synchronizing. It never did. So I deleted the account again and added it back. It is still sitting there saying it is synchronizing.  (there doesn't seem to be a connection?)

Beth

Windows Live Mail 2012 Installs When Program is Opened

11. May 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: , ,

I am running Windows Live Mail 2012 on a Windows 7 PC with a serious problem.  Every time I open the program the Windows Installer goes through a new install which takes about 2 minutes to complete.  Then the programs opens and functions normally.  Has anyone seen this happen before ?

I am also unable to update Security Essentials and Windows Update on this PC as well.  I don't believe the two are related.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.  thanks

Todd5pt0

Windows Live Mail Password rejection error code 0x800CCC90

10. May 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: ,

I continually get error messages when trying to receive emails on Windows live mail.  The error message relates to my secondary email account, and I know the password and info are correct, but just continually get the error message.  I have gone through the Windows Live Mail repair procedure with no change in the problem.  I have tried to delete and re-add this email account with no success.

This account has been working perfectly for years and this just started up this morning.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Windows Live Mail Password rejection error code 0x800CCC90

10. May 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: ,

I continually get error messages when trying to receive emails on Windows live mail.  The error message relates to my secondary email account, and I know the password and info are correct, but just continually get the error message.  I have gone through the Windows Live Mail repair procedure with no change in the problem.  I have tried to delete and re-add this email account with no success.

This account has been working perfectly for years and this just started up this morning.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Unable to delete an email message

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I received an email containing no attachments from a known and trusted friend.  I read the email and then tried to delete this email but instead of the email going into the deleted file I got a box that said "An unknown error has occurred".  There was no error number only the "OK" option to click.  I tried to move the message to the deleted file and still got the same box with the "An unknown error has occurred".  In the spot where the text of the email should appear it says "Message cannot be found".  I can delete/move any and all other messages in my inbox except for this one email.  I tried rebooting my computer and still the message's subject remains and I'm stillvunable to delete this email.  I contacted Microsoft and they told me they only support Outlook and not Windows Live Mail.  Can anyone HELP!

Can you use WLM but NOT have it sync to the outlook server, so it doesn’t erase all the messages on my computer that are no longer on the outlook server?

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My Windows Live Mail synced last week and erased thousands of emails off the server and my computer. Fortunately, I believe they were backed up although getting to them is not easy. I have had some success restoring them onto another  computer's WLM storage folders. I am worried that if I go online and open WLM it will sync again and the server wlll again erase everything that is in WLM that is not on the server.  I have read that outlook.com randomly deleting huge number of emails is not uncommon. This has created a nightmare for me - in the middle of a rather delicate situation. Right now, I think I have all the emails in those Storage folders and my normal folders which were mostly untouched - it was the inbox that got decimated. Any idea how to use WLM online to send messages and receive messages without syncing so the stupid server won't delete all the stuff stored on my computer, which is now the only copy I have of thousands of emails? NB: i did nothing unusual, just signed on and sent a message. I noticed my inbox shrank by half. I am lazy about filing stuff, and it can get up over 50,000 messages. I chatted with a MS tech, and they said all the emails were gone for good -- off MS' servers, poof. If I didn't have another copy of WLM on the other computer, or a backup, I'd be dead. It seems the emails went off MS' server due to their issues, nothing I did, and when I synced, it cleaned me out. So: Can you use WLM online and NOT have it sync and match what's on the machine to what's on the server?

Problems with Categories

10. May 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: ,
Thanks for getting back to me about this.
 
I have created a number of Categories from individual email addresses. 
These addresses all work OK if used singly.
 
When I try to send an email to a Category, (I prefer to all them Groups) I
frequently get a message that the addresses have not been recognised.  Browsing
this problem, I see that many other have had the same problem.
 
If I rebuild the Group (which can be quite time consuming for a large
number of addressees), with exactly the same individual email addresses and
cancel the old Group, the email goes out perfectly OK.
 
On one occasion recently I edited a Group that did not work by adding my
own email address and then sent the email without any problem.
 
I used Outlook Express for many years without ever having this problem.  I
really do think Windows Live Mail 2012 has a problem with Categories.
 
Looking forward to hearing that you have cracked it!
 
Best regards,
 
Agroped
 
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Hi,

Welcome to Microsoft Community and we apologize for the delayed response.

I understand that you're having issues sending a group email. To start off, I
would like to ask some few questions.

> Does the same issue when you send an email using a web browser?

> Have you already tried to send an email individually?

In the meantime, please check if there are invalid email addresses included
in the group that might be causing this issue.

I'm Looking forward to your reply.

Thank you.



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