Using windows 8.1, my windows live mail always says it did not close properly.
In order to reopen the mail program I have to close it first using the task manager?
I can get into my e-mail account at COMCAST.COM, and can read and send
e-mail from there, what is not happening is that I am unable to receive or send e-mail, through Windows Live Mail on my computer.
Comcast has already set all appropriate numbers, words and check boxes in Windows Live Mail Accounts Property section (according to their technician), and yet Windows Live Mail still does not connect to the ISP.
The error message is as follows:
Unable to send or receive messages for the Comcast (rjperry92) account. A time-out occurred while communicating with the server.
Server: 'mail.comcast.net'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC19
Protocol: POP3
Port: 995
Secure (SSL): Yes
Does Microsoft have a solution to this problem, or must I buy or download more software?
Please somebody reply… since Microsoft was not able to advise me on the telephone, and said that this forum was my only answer.
Robert
To any wise person:
My previous version of Windows Live Mail allowed me the option of automatically emptying deleted items folder on exit. With this version, I can only do it manually. Can you help?
Paul Cloutier
Hello
x64 Windows 7, laptop that has been working fine has stopped loading Windows Live Mail. When I click on the icon for 'Windows Live Mail' I see some disk activity and the cursor changes for a few seconds but then nothing happens.
Things I have tried:
First off I have backed up the system
I have changed the virus checker as the current one was due to expire anyway. I now have F-Secure installed
I have run a repair on 'Windows Live Mail' from Control Panel, uninstall programs
I have uninstalled Windows Live Mail and then downloaded and installed it again.
Also, I have tried uninstalling all 'Windows Essentials 2012' and re-installing
Also after browsing the Microsoft Community I have tried removing KB2670838 (which I believe windows update has subsequently re-applied)
Unfortunately none of these have worked
Any help / advise will be much appreciated.
Thanks, Lee
Hello
x64 Windows 7, laptop that has been working fine has stopped loading Windows Live Mail. When I click on the icon for 'Windows Live Mail' I see some disk activity and the cursor changes for a few seconds but then nothing happens.
Things I have tried:
First off I have backed up the system
I have changed the virus checker as the current one was due to expire anyway. I now have F-Secure installed
I have run a repair on 'Windows Live Mail' from Control Panel, uninstall programs
I have uninstalled Windows Live Mail and then downloaded and installed it again.
Also, I have tried uninstalling all 'Windows Essentials 2012' and re-installing
Also after browsing the Microsoft Community I have tried removing KB2670838 (which I believe windows update has subsequently re-applied)
Unfortunately none of these have worked
Any help / advise will be much appreciated.
Thanks, Lee
Upon receipt of mail, my Windows Life Mail goes to an Update Program instead of
showing my mail. I am under a time schedule, and my work is important to me.
This is something bad. What can I do to resolve my problem?
I am 80 yrs old & after having windows xp home for yrs my son got me a new PC as mine had crashed. It came w/ windows live mail, which I have figured out how to send & receive mail, but I can't figure out how to save an email to my Documents as I could
do w/ the old software. I am a totally disabled Korean War Vet & receive a lot of mail from old svc. buddies that I want to save.It has windows 8 for the operating system. Please help meas I am deperate. I called Microsoft & they wanted $99.00 for a tech to
help. I can't even find a web site to help w/ Windows live mail. Thank You
After launching my Windows Live Mail, it only goes as far as "receiving list of messages" and then freezes bringing up error 0x800CCC13 without downloading any messages. Should I uninstall it and reload?
How do I find out what the program functionality of live mail is, what it does and how I do it.
Or do Microsoft expect me to be a mind-reader, or spend months on forums asking questions about simple tasks and applications within the program?
As it is, I'm unable to work out how to do things unless I can work out all the hidden stuff - half of which I can't find.
So user help pages will be very helpful - I'm assuming they are hidden, since you don't buy an automobile without a handbook - and as WLM is a little more complex, it will have those pages I'm looking for. Seems kind of stupid if they don't exist :) Why wouldn't they include them in the program? Its such a simple answer to so many problems
Thanks
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