Windows Mail

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Need some help. When I open Windows Mail (Vista Home Premium), the program
is looking for a dial up connection. I contacted my isp (using fiber) and
they verified that all information is set up correctly for Windows Mail to
receive email from their server. When I open the accounts tab in Windows
Mail and attemtp to click on the connections tab, Windows eventually states
that the program is not responding. Both my isp and I believe that there is
a problem with the Windows Mail program but do not know how to rectify. Any
help would be appreciated.
 
Sorry, that should be Windows *Live* Mail.
I shouldn't stay up past my bedtime. :-)

--
Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM]


Gary VanderMolen said:
You're not the only one who has experienced this particular problem
recently. Unfortunately, I don't know of a fix, so my only advice is to
upgrade to Windows Mail:
http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas

--
Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM]


Mike said:
Need some help. When I open Windows Mail (Vista Home Premium), the program
is looking for a dial up connection. I contacted my isp (using fiber) and
they verified that all information is set up correctly for Windows Mail to
receive email from their server. When I open the accounts tab in Windows
Mail and attemtp to click on the connections tab, Windows eventually states
that the program is not responding. Both my isp and I believe that there is
a problem with the Windows Mail program but do not know how to rectify. Any
help would be appreciated.
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Mike said:
Need some help. When I open Windows Mail (Vista Home Premium), the
program
is looking for a dial up connection. I contacted my isp (using fiber) and
they verified that all information is set up correctly for Windows Mail to
receive email from their server. When I open the accounts tab in Windows
Mail and attemtp to click on the connections tab, Windows eventually
states
that the program is not responding. Both my isp and I believe that there
is
a problem with the Windows Mail program but do not know how to rectify.
Any
help would be appreciated.
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Was this an upgrade to Vista?
Was a dial-up connection ever set up?
 
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