Did you remove *all* "Microsoft Communities" accounts in WLMail, and delete *all* "Microsoft Communities" folders in your WLMail Message Store? Please follow my instructions again and make sure you do.
To remove all the "Microsoft Communities..." news accounts, use: Tools->Accounts...'News' [section]->[highlight each "Microsoft Communities" account]->Remove [button].
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Cheers,
Peter.R
(Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 with Windows Live Mail 12.0.1606)
"There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
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"Laurian COADA" <lauriancoada@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1D630AA5-24F2-41AF-B696-09DF528096A5@xxxxxx
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> I apologies for my delay in replying to you. I encountered some problems
> with WLM.
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> Didn't solved the problem, unfortunately.
> Initially I thought everything did go back to normal.
> Any other suggestions, to point back to default news download folder?
>
> Laurian
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> "Peter.R" <Peter.R@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Very unusual. When you removed the Microsoft Communities news account,
>> the relevant folder should have been deleted from the Message Store, but I
>> think that may not have happened, thus causing the addition of '(1)' to
>> the account name when you re-added it later on.
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>> Please go to your Windows Live Mail Message Store*. There you may find
>> that you have a folder called "Microsoft Communities", and another folder
>> called "Microsoft Communities (1)".
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>> If so, again remove the Microsoft Communities newsgroup account within
>> Windows Live Mail, then close WLMail, and then delete those folders in
>> your WLMail Message Store that refer to Microsoft Communities.
>>
>> Then repair your Quick views** that will most likely have broken. The
>> Quick views are known to break in the current version of WLMail
>> (12.0.1606) if any folder is deleted within WLMail (in an Account or under
>> Storage folders), if a Feed is deleted, or if one un-subscribes to a
>> Newsgroup (and probably removes an account containing subscribed
>> newsgroups).
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>> You can then open WLMail and set up the Microsoft Communities newsgroup
>> account again.
>>
>> Good luck.
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>> *To find the location of your Message Store, go to:
>> Tools->Options...->Advanced [tab]->Maintenance->Store Folder (the default
>> location is a hidden folder).
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>> **To repair the broken Quick views, delete the registry Value
>> "SearchFolderVersion" under the registry key:
>> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail. This will cause
>> WLMail to rebuild its Quick view data store when it is next started.
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>> Cheers,
>> Peter.R
>> (Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 with Windows Live Mail 12.0.1606)
>> "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in
>> your philosophy." - Shakespeare
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>> "Laurian COADA" <lauriancoada@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:20FF2AC5-26AD-43D7-B28A-9F3C71F502B5@xxxxxx
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>>> Please help me!
>>>
>>> I just accidental deleted (I was in a terrible hurry) the "Microsoft
>>> Communities" news account and every time I try to restore the settings on
>>> the initial place it's create a secondary folder named "Microsoft
>>> Communities (1)", the original folder remaining empty (it's just migrate
>>> from a folder to another).
>>> I notice that was doing the same things with some news subscription
>>> folders
>>> too (inside the "Microsoft Communities" folder), before to accidentally
>>> delete the "Microsoft Communities" account for good.
>>> What is going on? It will fill up my computer with empty folders?
>>> What can I do to point default folder for downloading news to the
>>> original
>>> one?
>>> It just become terrible annoying.
>>>
>>> Thank you in advanced for your help
>>> Laurian
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