Original title: windows live mailwon't go offline

 

Windows Live Mail went offline without me asking it to and now won't go back online.  Any suggestions?

An unknown error has occurred.

Subject 'officers'
Server: 'smtp.gmail.com'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0B
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 465
Secure(SSL): Yes
A technician worked on my machine and fixed a number of problems, but the template for   outgoing Windows Live email now insists on using bold print.  I can change it back (in every new paragraph) every time I want to send a new email, but it's a nuisance.  Is there a way to restore the original template?  Thanks.

Greetings

have the following message

Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x80048849 "Unable to send or receive messages for the Windows Live Hotmail account

And at odd times hotmail  seems to work

regards

Hi. I deleted a folder and a sub-folder by mistake. Need to restore it. Went to the link : C:\Users\hp\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
but now I can see only the sub-folder and just can't seem to find the mail folder and its content. I have even checked all the folders under Windows Live Mail but the folder (main) and its content couldn't be found. Please Help!!!!
 
 
[Original title: Live Mail]
Since my O2 account migrated to sky I cannot send or receive email in the sky account I created in live mail. All the correct server info has been put in including correct ports but it just keeps asking for user name and password. Others appear to have had this problem on earlier sky migrations but sky are just washing their hands of it. Tip - never use sky.
Since my O2 account migrated to sky I cannot send or receive email in the sky account I created in live mail. All the correct server info has been put in including correct ports but it just keeps asking for user name and password. Others appear to have had this problem on earlier sky migrations but sky are just washing their hands of it. Tip - never use sky.
This is in my .live email.
no search contain in massege body in windows live mail
no search contain in massege body in windows live mail