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Anna
I'm trying to fathom out why folders keep vanishing in Windows Mail on
Vista Home Premium.
There are three email accounts in use. One uses the normal Inbox and
folders have been created for the other two, to serve as their own
'Inboxes' with message rules set up to direct appropriate incoming mail
into them. So far so good and it all works fine. But after a few weeks,
those folders disappear along with all the mail they contained. There's
no sign of them in the Deleted Items or any other folder and they're
nowhere to be found on the computer, nor any of the emails they contained.
This has happened at least three times now and although I've set it up
again and it's working, I fully expect the folders to vanish again in
the next several weeks! Needless to say, it's causing considerable
annoyance to the people concerned that so much email keeps getting lost.
Is this known to happen with Windows Mail? Other than reverting to
having all email in the regular Inbox, which they really don't want,
would anyone have any suggestions that might help?
Vista Home Premium.
There are three email accounts in use. One uses the normal Inbox and
folders have been created for the other two, to serve as their own
'Inboxes' with message rules set up to direct appropriate incoming mail
into them. So far so good and it all works fine. But after a few weeks,
those folders disappear along with all the mail they contained. There's
no sign of them in the Deleted Items or any other folder and they're
nowhere to be found on the computer, nor any of the emails they contained.
This has happened at least three times now and although I've set it up
again and it's working, I fully expect the folders to vanish again in
the next several weeks! Needless to say, it's causing considerable
annoyance to the people concerned that so much email keeps getting lost.
Is this known to happen with Windows Mail? Other than reverting to
having all email in the regular Inbox, which they really don't want,
would anyone have any suggestions that might help?