I have tried all the options to recover old messages but with no luck. I have emails from 2001. I do not see any emails from 2001 to 15-03-2011.
How can I get old emails from hotmail account?
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I have tried all the options to recover old messages but with no luck. I have emails from 2001. I do not see any emails from 2001 to 15-03-2011.
How can I get old emails from hotmail account?
This happens every time. I have read all the threads I can find on this, tried the fixes, junk mail, etc etc etc and to be honest, the mods here are giving bad advice.
The problem:
"Sorry, this invitation isn't valid anymore. The sender may have taken away your permission, or you may have already declined this invitation. If you'd like to see this calendar, ask its owner to share it with you again."
My private Outlook gives permission to share, as soon as it arrives in my Office365 inbox I accept it and it FAILS!, tried different browsers.
Simple error, can I have a fix please without all the rubbish advice.
Awesome
Ever since the switchover from Hotmail to outlook, my outgoing mail shows a facebook picture that isn't mine. I actually don't even have a facebook account so I don't know how this picture was attached to my email. I've done lots of looking on this forum for answers and have tried all the suggested tips. I have tried to change my profile picture but the outgoing picture that email recipients see is still the incorrect facebook picture. I also tried to delete the facebook connection but there is no option to do this in the profile since I've never linked facebook to outlook/Hotmail (I never needed to link since I don't have a facebook account). I have also selected the option to not show third party content but that only changes the picture on my end and email recipients can still see this incorrect photo.
I haven't been sending emails from my outlook/Hotmail account for some time because I don't like that a picture that I cannot change is being sent for others to see. I would appreciate help on resolving this issue.
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