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sweetwin said:
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Steve Cochran said:
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sweetwin said:
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sweetwin said:
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sweetwin said:
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Julian
Clear your outbox with this...
http://www.oehelp.com/WMUtil/Default.aspx
(providing you follow the instructions)
http://www.oehelp.com/WMUtil/Default.aspx
(providing you follow the instructions)
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sweetwin said:
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If you are unable to delete an email in your
Windows Mail account, this is caused by a corrupted database.
The Microsoft Mail database file is corrupt and does not allow you to
delete sent e-mail. If you try to delete an e-mail, you may receive an
error message "Windows encountered unknown problem page cannot be
displayed". If a corrupt e-mail is in the Outbox folder, no e-mail can
be sent.
Use the following steps to resolve this issue.
Note: Determine if this issue occurs in only one User account, or in all
User accounts. If this same error happens in other accounts, these
steps will need to be repeated for each account.
1. Close Windows Mail.
Note: You will need to have your e-mail account information: Username,
password, STMP, and POP3.
2. Press and hold the CTRL+ALT+DELETE keys. In the menu, click Start
Task Manager.
3. In the Windows Task Manager window, click the Processes tab.
4. On the Processes tab, click Winmail.exe, and then click End Process.
5. In the Windows Task Manager dialog box, click End process.
6. From the Windows Vista default Start menu, click Computer.
7. In the Computer window, from the Organize menu, click Folder and
Search Options.
8. In the Folder Options window, click the View tab, and then in the
Advanced settings area, under the Hidden Files and Folders section,
click to select Show Hidden files and folders. Click OK.
9. In the Computer window, double-click Local Disk (C
, double-click
Users, double-click the Customer User Account experiencing the
difficulty, double-click Appdata, double-click Local, and then
double-click Microsoft.
10. If you wish to save your e-mail, move the Windows Mail directory to
the desktop, or copy the Windows Mail directory to a USB thumb drive.
If you do not wish to save your e-mail, delete the Windows Mail folder.
Right-click the Windows Mail folder, and then click Delete. In the
Delete Folder dialog box, click Yes.
11. Open Windows Mail. All e-mail should now be removed, and the
customer e-mail account will now need to be reset. Windows Mail has now
created a new Windows Mail folder. If you saved the Windows Mail
folder, you can copy files back to the C:\Users\your
username\Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail\Local Folders directory.
12. Close Windows Mail.
13. From the Windows Vista default Start menu, click Computer.
14. In the Computer window, double-click Local Disk (C, double-click
Users, double-click the Customer User Account experiencing the
difficulty, double-click Appdata, double-click Local, double-click
Microsoft, double-click Windows Mail, and then double-click Local
Folders.
15. Right-click the Windows taskbar, and then click Show Windows Side
by Side.
16. The side that lists the older dates is the saved e-mail or source
data. The other side is the destination data. Copy or move the files
from each folder you wish to keep. Do not move or copy files with 0
bytes or files that end with an .fol extension.
17. After moving the files over, open Windows Mail to verify that
everything has been moved over.
Windows Mail account, this is caused by a corrupted database.
The Microsoft Mail database file is corrupt and does not allow you to
delete sent e-mail. If you try to delete an e-mail, you may receive an
error message "Windows encountered unknown problem page cannot be
displayed". If a corrupt e-mail is in the Outbox folder, no e-mail can
be sent.
Use the following steps to resolve this issue.
Note: Determine if this issue occurs in only one User account, or in all
User accounts. If this same error happens in other accounts, these
steps will need to be repeated for each account.
1. Close Windows Mail.
Note: You will need to have your e-mail account information: Username,
password, STMP, and POP3.
2. Press and hold the CTRL+ALT+DELETE keys. In the menu, click Start
Task Manager.
3. In the Windows Task Manager window, click the Processes tab.
4. On the Processes tab, click Winmail.exe, and then click End Process.
5. In the Windows Task Manager dialog box, click End process.
6. From the Windows Vista default Start menu, click Computer.
7. In the Computer window, from the Organize menu, click Folder and
Search Options.
8. In the Folder Options window, click the View tab, and then in the
Advanced settings area, under the Hidden Files and Folders section,
click to select Show Hidden files and folders. Click OK.
9. In the Computer window, double-click Local Disk (C
, double-clickUsers, double-click the Customer User Account experiencing the
difficulty, double-click Appdata, double-click Local, and then
double-click Microsoft.
10. If you wish to save your e-mail, move the Windows Mail directory to
the desktop, or copy the Windows Mail directory to a USB thumb drive.
If you do not wish to save your e-mail, delete the Windows Mail folder.
Right-click the Windows Mail folder, and then click Delete. In the
Delete Folder dialog box, click Yes.
11. Open Windows Mail. All e-mail should now be removed, and the
customer e-mail account will now need to be reset. Windows Mail has now
created a new Windows Mail folder. If you saved the Windows Mail
folder, you can copy files back to the C:\Users\your
username\Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail\Local Folders directory.
12. Close Windows Mail.
13. From the Windows Vista default Start menu, click Computer.
14. In the Computer window, double-click Local Disk (C
, double-clickUsers, double-click the Customer User Account experiencing the
difficulty, double-click Appdata, double-click Local, double-click
Microsoft, double-click Windows Mail, and then double-click Local
Folders.
15. Right-click the Windows taskbar, and then click Show Windows Side
by Side.
16. The side that lists the older dates is the saved e-mail or source
data. The other side is the destination data. Copy or move the files
from each folder you wish to keep. Do not move or copy files with 0
bytes or files that end with an .fol extension.
17. After moving the files over, open Windows Mail to verify that
everything has been moved over.
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Gary VanderMolen
It's a lot easier just to upgrade to WLM and be done with this shenanigans.
Gary VanderMolen
Gary VanderMolen
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That same thing has happened to me. Do any of ya'll know how to make them
send? Please reply to tammt Sims.
Thank You.
send? Please reply to tammt Sims.
Thank You.
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Gary VanderMolen
There is at least one stuck message in the Outbox, which prevents sending.
Delete any messages that can be deleted. For the remainder, get the
WMUtil program and use its Clear Outbox function:
http://www.oehelp.com/WMUtil
Note: Newsgroups responses are usually not emailed to individuals.
Do not publish your real email address in a news post unless you want
tons more spam.
Gary VanderMolen
Delete any messages that can be deleted. For the remainder, get the
WMUtil program and use its Clear Outbox function:
http://www.oehelp.com/WMUtil
Note: Newsgroups responses are usually not emailed to individuals.
Do not publish your real email address in a news post unless you want
tons more spam.
Gary VanderMolen
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What is wlm ? Please help, I'm so tired of winmail. confused
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Julian
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I am having the same problem. I talked to my cousin and he said he deleted
Vista and reinstalled XP. He said when they get ALL the bugs out he may
reinstall Vista.
I feel like I bought something already installed that was useless. All the
bugs should have been fixed before I bought it. I don't feel that since I am
not a computer technician I should have to fix what should have been right to
begin with. Vista sucks!
Vista and reinstalled XP. He said when they get ALL the bugs out he may
reinstall Vista.
I feel like I bought something already installed that was useless. All the
bugs should have been fixed before I bought it. I don't feel that since I am
not a computer technician I should have to fix what should have been right to
begin with. Vista sucks!
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Gary VanderMolen
A mail program with a few bugs doesn't make all of Vista useless.
Replacing Vista with XP is like cutting off your nose to spite your face!
Just replace Vista's mail program with another free one:
Either Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
or Mozilla Thunderbird:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird
Gary VanderMolen
Replacing Vista with XP is like cutting off your nose to spite your face!
Just replace Vista's mail program with another free one:
Either Windows Live Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas
or Mozilla Thunderbird:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird
Gary VanderMolen
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sweetwin said:
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has anyone gotten an answer to this problem?
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sarge said:
You can clear your outbox with this utility...
http://www.oehelp.com/WMUtil/Default.aspx
providing you are willing to follow the instructions.
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The problem is windows mail dosn't support http. Another Vista issue..I'm
working on it,I''ll Get back if I find something.
working on it,I''ll Get back if I find something.
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sweetwin said: