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The connection to the server has failed.
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Server: 'smtp.aol.com'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0E
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 25
Secure(SSL): No
Socket Error: 10013
Windows 7 when trying to send emails
I have tried the 'repair' window essentials
It recognizes the disk but denies access to download every photo.
Original Title: Live Main
I had problems with my computer and it would not access the internet. I have purchase a new one and loaded live mail on it. I have opened my email but none of my old messages are showing nor are the saved folders. What do I do???
I have windows live mail 2011, and just upgraded to windows 10, do l have to pay attention to all these notices on windows live mail 2012, that is, am l going to be upgraded at end June 2016?
Original title: Windows live 2012 upgrade
I have been using Windows Live Mail for many years. It has an excellent display layout and allows easy movement of messages to subfolders. Based upon the notices from Microsoft regarding discontinuing support for Live Mail in June, I set up the mail app in Windows 10. I find the display layout to be busy and unfriendly. Since all subfolders a not shown for my hotmail account, my live mail account, or my POP3 account, moving messages is cumbersome.
After some research I found Mozilla's Thunderbird app to be very similar to the Live Mail that Microsoft is abandoning. I installed and synced my Live Mail accounts to Thunderbird. After Live Mail is discontinued will I be able to send and receive emails using the Thunderbird app? Will all of my old emails still be available to view in Thunderbird?
Also since both my hotmail and live accounts require an annual fee will any refund be forthcoming?
I have been using Windows Live Mail for many years. It has an excellent display layout and allows easy movement of messages to subfolders. Based upon the notices from Microsoft regarding discontinuing support for Live Mail in June, I set up the mail app in Windows 10. I find the display layout to be busy and unfriendly. Since all subfolders a not shown for my hotmail account, my live mail account, or my POP3 account, moving messages is cumbersome.
After some research I found Mozilla's Thunderbird app to be very similar to the Live Mail that Microsoft is abandoning. I installed and synced my Live Mail accounts to Thunderbird. After Live Mail is discontinued will I be able to send and receive emails using the Thunderbird app? Will all of my old emails still be available to view in Thunderbird?
Also since both my hotmail and live accounts require an annual fee will any refund be forthcoming?
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