For three days we have not been able to get Windows Live Mail on one of our user accounts. We have Windows 7 operating system.
Ann Esslinger
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For three days we have not been able to get Windows Live Mail on one of our user accounts. We have Windows 7 operating system.
Ann Esslinger
*** Email address is removed for privacy ***
I'm trying to send an email from Windows Live Mail and the emails won't send. The following message keeps coming up:
An unknown error has occurred.
Subject
Server Error: 421
Server Response: 421 Cannot connect to SMTP server 89.238.162.71 (89.238.162.71:25), NB connect error 1460
Server:
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC67
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 25
Secure(SSL): No
How do I fix this??
Apparently there is an answer to this question, but the link does not work.
I had changed the password on my Windows Live Mail sign-in but now have problems signing in to Windows Live Mail so went through a process where a security code was sent, I typed it, and my password seems to be working. But each time I bring up Live Mail it asks for my password and tells me it's incorrect.
Meanwhile, I guess because of it, I am not getting my calendar reminders. My Windows Mail downloads but no calendar reminders.
[Moved from Windows]
A friend recently called me in to help him resolve an ongoing problem with the folder structures in Windows Live Mail. I first looked at this a few weeks ago when he thought he’d lost all messages and
we discovered them in the Storage Folders\Recovered Items folder. Why, puzzles us, but he was happy to leave them there.
Today there are, additionally, Storage Folders (1) and Storage Folders (2) and within these there are multiple levels of Recovered Items and Storage Folders, see this photo of C:\Users\Mick\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows
Live Mail:
One of the Inboxes is receiving new messages but old messages are duplicated all over the structure, many are readable, some get an error like: “The file [...] could not be opened because it does not
exist or is being used by another application. (0x800C013E)”
How do we get out of this mess, and how do we prevent it reoccurring?
N.B. It is a POP3 email account and, although there are folders named POP3.ukonline.., he moved on from ukonline a couple of years ago to zen.co.uk.
Many thanks.
I'll need very detailed, step by step, instructions on how to uninstall Windows Live Mail without losing any of my current information in my contacts or current email folders.
I think it was very irresponsible for Microsoft to include Windows Live Mail with Windows if they were not going to support the program.
Ruth
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