Question about Outlook Express

Hi 

I was trying to open my email using browser and I got this error

I have tried with multiple browser and cleared the cache as well with no luck

I am wondering why it is throwing this error.

Yesterday I was able to enter my inbox normally but this morning I logged in and was unable to enter my inbox and the page it brought me to was "Something went wrong". As I recall, I don't remember signing on any other devices other than my phone. It is important to me as the email have an important document and I hope that someone is able to resolve this 

Yesterday I was able to enter my inbox normally but this morning I logged in and was unable to enter my inbox and the page it brought me to was "Something went wrong". As I recall, I don't remember signing on any other devices other than my phone. It is important to me as the email have an important document and I hope that someone is able to resolve this 

X-ClientId: CEA2E6BDD90B42F59B465BE13ADBD61B
request-id 798a3628-e2a6-4fa0-9047-24c627c43f0c
X-Auth-Error OrgIdMailboxNotFoundException
X-OWA-Version 15.20.653.5
X-FEServer DM5PR21CA0046
X-BEServer DM3PR13MB0720
Date:4/2/2018 4:29:51 AM

I've been having some problems with Windows Photos applications for a while.

The problem is that if you start opening images from a single folder containing a LOT of them, a sub process (or at least it is in the Windows Photos tree in Task Manager) called Runtime Broker starts consuming just enormous amounts of RAM. And I mean like after opening just like ~20-30 different images it may consume up to 3 GB of RAM. If you keep on opening images, then it will finally run over 4 GB and simply crash taking Windows Photos with itself.

Is there any way to fix that and if not, then how can I provide a bug report for this issue to be fixed?

And, please, do not send me to the Windows Response Center (or whatever it is called there), as my report is trashed there for who knows how long.

Recently, without any input from me, several months of email was moved from the inbox to the deleted items folder. This happened as I watched and the deletions rippled down the page rather like the departure boards at a rail terminus. The deletions did not start at the latest date but at emails dated about one month earlier. In this instant I was able to move all of the deleted items back into the inbox.

Today however, two important emails from the same local company vanished as I watched before I could even open them. This time they are nowhere to be found - they have simply vanished.

I have proper anti-virus and other protection installed and am running Windows 10 fully updated etc.

This is very worrying as I fear outside interference - can anyone please advise?

Hi,

Over the past years someone in another country has been using my email address to sign up various newsletters and subscriptions in her country. She did not hack into my email account, just use my email address to sign up. Apparently she has the same first and last name as me, but different middle name. 

What at can I do about this? I'm tired of keep unsubscribe and writing to those senders asking to remove my email address from their mailing list. 

i was trying to use the ctrl+w and then rezise i write 200 or something like that and it writes the same thing in the other text box

you see here