I have both a desktop and an iPad.
I was (am) a user of hotmail my account is *** Email address is removed for privacy ***
I receivelots of e-mails on my iPad which do not appear on my desktop.
What have I done wrong (they are not trash e-mails nor junk e-mail they atr just e-mails from contacts which I do get on the iPad but never appear on my desktop.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just by loging on to outlook mail (hotmail),by the time you tag the 3 to 5 mail in the box to mark as read or to deleat a mass number or group, incompatability problems acourd and outlook re-sets it's self to the point that it loses it's way back from where it was. This started with ie8, it got fix,
was working with i9 and after a auto update by windows vista the trouble's back. i can't undo 26 security updates
I've been trying for a couple of weeks to close a hotmail account but I keep getting 'We can't show you tha page...Our server is having a problem'...
The email address is *** Email address is removed for privacy ***. I couldn't access the account on the day that Microsoft removed the link between email accounts. I used to access the account from my *** Email address is removed for privacy *** account. I have tried the resetting form but don't know enough of the answers to activate. I can answer some questions about the senders of the emails though.
Andrew Moon
I've set up a Microsoft a/c & an Outlook a/c using the 'old' computer & mastered copying my contacts & emails from Outlook Express to Outlook.
However, when I click the email tile under Windows 8 & try to register my Outlook a/c quoting my email address & password it returns the message:
"We couldn't find settings for <my email address>. Provide us with more information & we'll try connecting again"
The additional information requested is Domain & Username. I have no idea what a domain is & where I wd find what mine is & am not aware I have an Outlook username
I have managed to access my Outlook a/c under Windows 8 by going to outlook.com via Internet Explorer. However, when I send a test message it doesn't arrive in Outlook - presumably because my Outlook a/c isn't registered on the new computer
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