I'm using McAfee, which does seem to be an issue.
However, when I cleared out the folders in Windows Mail and tried the
program again ... and only imported a handful of the old emails, it seems to
be working fine, and has been for the last couple of days. So I'm thinking
the problem was something corrupted in the old emails.
Thanx,
SBL
"Steve Cochran" wrote:
> See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3 What are you using for antivirus software?
> What other programs are running at startup?
>
> Search for *.eml and see if you can find the messages in that search.
>
> steve
>
> "Steven Lichtman" <Steven Lichtman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:53E7DA3D-4075-4EFE-8321-6C6FD97CC196@microsoft.com...
> > Just bought a brand-new Dell, with Vista. Imported old emails and email
> > folders from Outlook Express 6; worked perfectly (messages appeared in an
> > "Imported Folders" heading). I then successfully moved messages from this
> > Imported Folder to my Local Folder (messages from the Inbox in the
> > Imported
> > Folder were moved to the Inbox in the Local Folder, e.g.). Everything
> > worked
> > fine.
> >
> > I then sent out a test email message, to myself. At first the message
> > just
> > sat in my Outbox and would not send, but after a few minutes it sent. It
> > immediately showed up in my Inbox (Local Folder). Thinking everything was
> > fine, I shut down the program.
> >
> > The next time I tried to start Windows Mail, however, it hung for a few
> > moments, and I got a "Not responding" error in the title bar. I shut the
> > program down, and tried to run it again. It's running, but ...
> >
> > ... I cannot see any email headers in any of my folders.
> >
> > When I click on "Local Folders", I get a detailed listing of how many
> > messages are in each folder. But I cannot see any of them. And I cannot
> > send or receive email anymore, either.
>