Windows Live Mail FAQ
If I chose to "Repair" Windows Live Essentials, will the messages and folder structure of Windows Live Mail be preserved?
If I export the WinLiveMail messages will the folder structure be preserved so that I can later import both the messages and the file structure?
In the past, if I wanted to view a particular e-mail in the bottom pane, I would use my mouse and left click on it to select it. Today, however, I cannot use the mouse to click on any message. Only the top message remains selected. The only way I can get to choose any item below it is to use the down arrow. This never happened before. Has Outlook been changed so we have to use the arrows to go from message to message? It is a real pain in the neck.
Like many other people, my Hotmail account has been blocked and I can't access the account they claim to have sent a code to. I have done the validation questionnaire 3 times but each time it is rejected. I don't send many e mails and have also been on holiday so haven't sent many recently. I also have had to set up a new account to even manage this question! I have tried all the links suggested in previous answers but each time it takes me back to log in which obviously I can't do!! I am expecting some important e mails and have details on my previous e mails that I need.
Please sort this.
because the sync function doesn't work I want to attempt a lst time to get things synchronized amnually
how to upload a complete directory with subdirectories and all its files
and can I overwrite all conflicts
My main login ID has stopped syncing, so I created a new outlook.com account ID, which works fine.
My question is, can I somehow reset, reboot, or delete-and-recreate my original account? I prefer the e-mail address for that account, but I also need sync to work. If I can somehow nuke the original account and then reuse it, that would be great. Is that possible, or do I have to live with the new ID from now on?
<Windows 8>
Your security is important to us
Recently, we received several requests to gain access to xxxxxxxx@hotmail.com. Unfortunately, we were unable to verify
your ownership using the information that was provided. Microsoft takes the security and privacy of our customers very seriously. We are committed to protecting your personal information, and our careful account recovery process is intended to protect you
from any possible malicious activity.
Now what?
Because there have been multiple unsuccessful recovery attempts for this account, we recommend at this point that you create a new account. It's quick and easy, and we have tools to help you import contacts, connect with Facebook, and even
receive messages from multiple email accounts.
With a new account, you’ll be able to use the following services across all of your devices:
Don’t get locked out again
Once you create a new account, we highly recommend you update your password reset information with a phone number or alternate
email address. This will make it easier for you to gain access to your account in the future if you are locked out again.
Thank you
Microsoft Support Team
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