15. December 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized · Tags: ,
hi i'm desperate for any help on this issue ive run a deep virus scan and found a trojen that seemed to be tied in with my hotmail, i put it into quarantine but i keep on getting this message below

Unable to send or receive messages for the Hotmail.co (sbig) account.

Server Error: 3204
Server: 'https://mail.services.live.com/DeltaSync_v2.0.0/Sync.aspx'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x8DE20003

Although i can still get through outlook and iphone


can anyone point me in the right direction please, many thanks
I'm trying to better organize (and understand) my mail folders.  The current setup looks like this:

Inbox
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer
Drafts
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer
Sent Items
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer
Deleted Items
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer

Company_Name
 - Conversation History
 - quarantine
 - RSS Feeds
 - Sync Issues
 - Subscribed Public Folders

Junk E-mail

Smart Folders
 - Flagged Mail
 - High Priority Mail
 - Overdue Mail

This is for a corporate Exchange account.  I have a rule setup (called Auto Archive) that says "If date received greater than 60 days, move message to Inbox (On My Computer)" 

Corporate policy is to remove mails from the Exchange server greater than X days old, so this archives them in my 'Inbox (On My Computer) folder.

A couple of issues/questions:

1)  Sent items > 60 days old *also* end up in the 'Inbox (On My Computer) folder.  How can I have Sent Items get archived in 'Sent Items (On My Computer)'?
2)  Given the folder hierarchy outlined above, if I wanted to create a 'Reference' folder for items I want to keep but require no response, where would I create it?
3)  Also, if I were to create a rule to for mails from distribution lists to go into a specific folder or rules for moving messages where I'm in the To: or CC: field, where should that folder get created?

I'm confused as to whether they should reside under the Inbox somewhere or within the second grouping of folders (Conversation History, quarantine, etc.).

Thanks!