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19. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , ,
Dear Microsoft support.Please help me,because i can't get the all my email to my in box.

Delete Internet Calendar Feed on Mac 2011 Outlook

18. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: , , , , , , ,
Hello,

I am working on an internet project for a school and they sent me this link: https://cal.veracross.com/sae/events.ics?groups=1776

Because it's used for a an online calendar feed. I made the mistake of clicking on the link and it downloaded and events.ics document that automatically opened in Outlook. I noticed later on that I now have ALL of the calendar events being displayed in my Outlook Calendar feed and I never wanted that or even set it up in Outlook that way. It must have added the Internet calendar feed automatically. 

Now I'm trying to delete that feed and scouring the entire internet but not able to find any support. Some posts say that it's not possible to add internet calendar feeds with Outlook.

Please advise on how I can remove this if possible.

Thank you,
Andrew

Hotmail is freezing up

18. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , , , , , ,

MY hotmail keeps locking up and just shows it thinking, I can not get into my personal folders or inbox.  How can I report this or contact microsoft?

 

Also under my account it says I can chage back to hotmail from outlook but it will not let me do this either.


Does anyone know how to call and get tech support from hotmiail or at least let them know about my problem.

thank you

How to backup hotmail/outlook.com email messages

15. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , , , , , ,
Very disappointed with Hotmail... Recently lost over 10 yrs of emails -- logged in after a long time of inactivity (messages were forwarding to a Comcast account I check daily), and my account was completely empty with just a "Getting started..." email from Hotmail. Restoring deleted does not help. Additionally, can't find a support phone number, and may have called a fraudulent/phishing scam company by mistake, trying to fix this. ( They offered to sell me security products for my hotmail account?!) Changed all passwords from a different machine, and Microsoft has now pushed my account into Outlook.com. So my questions are:

Can I talk directly to an official Microsoft support specialist?

Can I get back the emails that were lost? 

If I've been hacked, can I secure the account?

Can I backup a 2nd related/associated hotmail account (also has more than 10yrs of messages, still intact so far), then close both accounts? (Will need to update all personal accounts on other sites first that use either address as my login...)

Thank you.

I called a 1-800 number as I was having a hotmail sign in problem. ?They advertised as hotmail support then wanted $199 to rememdy the problme

14. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , , , ,
I am having problems signing into hotmail acct. I called 1-800- 380-4536 as they called themselves hotmail support.  After having me log into another site and allowing them access to my hotmail acct and computer they wanted $199 to fix the problem.  I refused but now am afraid they have accessed all my accts.  I still can't get into hotmail acct. 

Please help me recover emails :(

09. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , , , , ,
Dear support team. I have only just realised of importance of certain emails. I can give a specific time and date of emails needed to be recovered. These weren't recently deleted but rather roughly a year ago..
If I were to give you a date, could you possibly recover all my emails from that date? I will sort the ones I really need and file them on a backup drive.

Please help :'(

-Dustin

Please help me recover emails :(

09. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , , , , ,
Dear support team. I have only just realised of importance of certain emails. I can give a specific time and date of emails needed to be recovered. These weren't recently deleted but rather roughly a year ago..
If I were to give you a date, could you possibly recover all my emails from that date? I will sort the ones I really need and file them on a backup drive.

Please help :'(

-Dustin

If I switch to Hotmail Plus from Hotmail, will I lose the e-mail currently in my Hotmail account?

07. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: , , , , , ,
I am having problems with my regular Hotmail account.  So I am considering upgrading to Hotmail Plus because I don't like Outlook and because right now I am going to school online and they don't want me to change my e-mail address in the middle of the year.  But I want to make sure that if I upgrade, I won't lose all the saved e-mails in folders, and the e-mail I have opened and not deleted.  So, I need to get my question answered and when I call support, no one seems to be able to answer my simple question.  All they want to do is access my computer, and I am not ready to allow that yet.  Thank you for your help.

-18500 Errors when Delegate accepts/declines appointments

05. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: , , , ,

Hello,

I have just been through a multi-week support call on a very odd issue. I've got it solved and it took MS Support to help me to do it. In order to share what I've learned, I am posting here.

Issue: Delegate cannot accept/decline meeting invitations using Mac Outlook 2011.

Delegate can use other applications such as Outlook (Windows), OWA, or Mac Mail to perform delegation duties. Outlook 2011 invitation responses, however, get stuck in the Outbox. Outlook shows an -18500 error.


Consider this scenario:

1. Exchange Administrator grants User B Full Access to User A's Exchange Mailbox.

2. User A sets up User B as a delegate.

3. User B uses Exchange Web Services exclusive client to perform delegate duties.


According to a tech on the Office for Mac team, this situation has the potential to cause permissions conflicts that only affect EWS clients (of which Mac Outlook 2011 uses EWS exclusively). The tech I spoke with says he's "seen it twice."

Solution: Remove User B's Full Access permissions from User A's mailbox.

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