Windows live mail not working 






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We will do our best to help you troubleshoot your issue. It might interest you to get some Windows Live Mail help about errors you might encounter.
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I had already concluded that their existing messages were lost so the goal was just to get the program working again. If you use a network to connect to the Internet, you might have to specify a mail proxy server. I retried repairing and then reinstalling windows live email today. This is the practice of verifying email addresses without sending or attempting to send emails to those addresses. I did this and the email addresses all work fine now.
Windows Live Mail not working - This leaves the program to security vulnerabilities. Panel 1 by date corresponding entry in the View installed updates window and uninstall it in Ctrl.
I have an Acer aspire netbook with windows 7 installed on it. This includes windows live mail as the e mail program. Just recently i keep getting the error message saying that the password has not been accepted. I have contacted sky who have reset my password but this does still not work. Sky say that they do not support windows mail at Thunderbird and have advised me to contact Microsoft not an easy task Would appreciate it if anyone could please help. Thunderbird is a different email application, created windows live mail not working Mozilla, the creators of the Firefox browserand Microsoft has nothing to do with Thunderbird. So, what did you mean by that. Is your email provided by Sky. Windows Live Mail is just an email application, the same as Thunderbird, and any other email software you may have installed on your computer. So it matters not to Sky what email software, commonly called 'email client'you use. As long as it is set up correctly, then Sky are unconcerned. Here's a test for you. Does Sky allow you to access your email account on its web site. It may be shown as your account or your email account, or your Sky account. If Sky reset the password recently, try that. See if they are reporting problems with their email servers at the moment. If you can access web mail, then it's back to Sky to report a fault with their email servers.