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Error 0x800ccc0f – server has unexpectedly terminated the connection

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归档帖子,发布于 2013年12月21日。 产品:Windows Live Mail(已停止开发)。 其中的信息可能已经过时。

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问题 提问于 2013年12月21日
Hi.  I have three @rogers.com email accounts (pop3 server).  I am running WLM2011 and Windows 7 on an HP laptop.  Two of my accounts work perfectly.  For the third,  (of course my main one) I always get the message:

Unable to send or receive messages for the Rogers (xxxxxy) account. Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection. Possible causes for this include server problems, network problems, or a long period of inactivity.

Server: 'pop.broadband.rogers.com'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0F
Protocol: POP3
Port: 995
Secure(SSL): Yes

In spite of this error message, it seems as if I can send emails, just not receive them. Everytime the computer tries to send/receive messages, the green status bar goes a third of the way saying receiving list of messages from server  and then stops - the note on top often changes to "Windows Live Mail (not responding)", then the hourglass comes on until the dreaded red X appears.  I am pretty certain that I  made sure that there is no virus protection/firewall which could be causing this. 
I have deleted the email account and re-added it, at first it seemed to receive emails and then when I next went to check the computer, the error message was up again and it no longer works.  
I had the same issue with WLM 2009 and updating to WLM 2011 did not repair it at all.
 I made sure all my account properties settings are correct.  Nothing seems to fix this and I am super frustrated.  Can anyone figure out a fix for this issue, although I can get my emails signing into a Yahoo page, I much prefer using WLM and have spent hours trying to resolve this on my own.
For your information, I called Rogers numerous times about this problem and, of course, they said it was not their issue but rather a problem with WLM. 
Thanks,
Deb

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