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| Vista Home Premium 64bit | Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version Hi everyone I'm new to the forum and hope someone is able to help me. I've read through 8 pages of threads to see if I can find a similar problem, but no luck as yet. I'm using Vista Home Premium 64 bit (first vista machine), which came preinstalled on a HP Laptop. I'm considering switching from googlemail/igoogle to Windows Live, partly because I've read it integrates well with vista. Any comments regarding this would be useful, although the main reason for my posting is as follows : I've signed up to windows live, and downloaded windows live mail, along with a few other windows live programs to see what theyre like. My understanding is that the windows live download is self configuring, in that it sets the pop3 and smtp settings for you. This, it appears has been done. The problem is, when I click send/receive I'm getting the following error : "Unable to send or receive messages for the pop3.live.com account. The connection to the server has failed" Server : pop3.live.com Windows Live Mail Error ID : 0x800CCC0E Protocol : pop3 Port : 110 Secure (SSL) : No Socket Error : 10060 I've checked, and my username and password are correct, the pop settings were automatically done, so i'm a little confused. Any help would be appreciated. Apologies if this goes on a bit, but /i kind of thought the more info /i gave, the better ? Many thanks Bryan HP Pavillion dv9000 2Gb RAM Vista Home Premium 64 bit |
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| | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version Hi Bryan, Windows Live Mail does not configure your gmail account automatically. Try this page: http://supportcingular.atgnow.com/cn...s/KB53047.html Let us know if you have further problems. BobF. "jugglerbry" <jugglerbry.353mt1@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:jugglerbry.353mt1@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net... Quote: > > Hi everyone > > I'm new to the forum and hope someone is able to help me. I've read > through 8 pages of threads to see if I can find a similar problem, but > no luck as yet. > > I'm using Vista Home Premium 64 bit (first vista machine), which came > preinstalled on a HP Laptop. I'm considering switching from > googlemail/igoogle to Windows Live, partly because I've read it > integrates well with vista. Any comments regarding this would be useful, > although the main reason for my posting is as follows : > > I've signed up to windows live, and downloaded windows live mail, along > with a few other windows live programs to see what theyre like. > > My understanding is that the windows live download is self configuring, > in that it sets the pop3 and smtp settings for you. This, it appears > has been done. The problem is, when I click send/receive I'm getting > the following error : > > "Unable to send or receive messages for the pop3.live.com account. The > connection to the server has failed" > > Server : pop3.live.com > Windows Live Mail Error ID : 0x800CCC0E > Protocol : pop3 > Port : 110 > Secure (SSL) : No > Socket Error : 10060 > > I've checked, and my username and password are correct, the pop > settings were automatically done, so i'm a little confused. > > Any help would be appreciated. Apologies if this goes on a bit, but /i > kind of thought the more info /i gave, the better ? > > Many thanks > > Bryan > > HP Pavillion dv9000 > 2Gb RAM > Vista Home Premium 64 bit > > > -- > jugglerbry |
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| | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version When I recently added my live.com email address to WLM, it auto-configured that account as a HTTP type. I don't understand why yours would be configured as a POP account. AFAIK, live.com does not currently feature POP accounts, although that has been promised for the future. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail) "jugglerbry" <jugglerbry.353mt1@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:jugglerbry.353mt1@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net... Quote: > > Hi everyone > > I'm new to the forum and hope someone is able to help me. I've read > through 8 pages of threads to see if I can find a similar problem, but > no luck as yet. > > I'm using Vista Home Premium 64 bit (first vista machine), which came > preinstalled on a HP Laptop. I'm considering switching from > googlemail/igoogle to Windows Live, partly because I've read it > integrates well with vista. Any comments regarding this would be useful, > although the main reason for my posting is as follows : > > I've signed up to windows live, and downloaded windows live mail, along > with a few other windows live programs to see what theyre like. > > My understanding is that the windows live download is self configuring, > in that it sets the pop3 and smtp settings for you. This, it appears > has been done. The problem is, when I click send/receive I'm getting > the following error : > > "Unable to send or receive messages for the pop3.live.com account. The > connection to the server has failed" > > Server : pop3.live.com > Windows Live Mail Error ID : 0x800CCC0E > Protocol : pop3 > Port : 110 > Secure (SSL) : No > Socket Error : 10060 > > I've checked, and my username and password are correct, the pop > settings were automatically done, so i'm a little confused. > > Any help would be appreciated. Apologies if this goes on a bit, but /i > kind of thought the more info /i gave, the better ? > > Many thanks > > Bryan > > HP Pavillion dv9000 > 2Gb RAM > Vista Home Premium 64 bit > > > -- > jugglerbry |
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| | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version Let's back up a bit.. Windows Live Mail will configure a pop3 account for Yahoo and Gmail only if the a. Yahoo Plus in the U.S. is intact($20/yr) - other countries may offer it for free but it may require manual configuration b. Gmail needs to have Pop3 enabled via Gmail web interface(logon and configure in the options) Your post shows the use of pop3.live.com a. The live.com server is restricted to use for Legacy pop3 msn.com accounts and Windows Live Plus Hotmail account(msn.com, live.com, hotmail.com @ $20/yr) b. If you have one of these accounts and wish to use pop3,you will have to configure it manually since WLM will interpret these accounts as an http account. - A Windows Live Hotmail Plus account will function as an http account, but you won't have pop3 capabilities(leave on server, rules etc) - to configure a Plus account, when entering the email address enter it of the form username@xxxxxx, set the account up, then modify it.. Here is a link with the complete settings http://liveunplugged.spaces.live.com...90CA!143.entry All other pop3 accounts must be configured manually. -- ...winston ms-mvp windows live mail "jugglerbry" <jugglerbry.353mt1@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:jugglerbry.353mt1@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net... Quote: > > Hi everyone > > I'm new to the forum and hope someone is able to help me. I've read > through 8 pages of threads to see if I can find a similar problem, but > no luck as yet. > > I'm using Vista Home Premium 64 bit (first vista machine), which came > preinstalled on a HP Laptop. I'm considering switching from > googlemail/igoogle to Windows Live, partly because I've read it > integrates well with vista. Any comments regarding this would be useful, > although the main reason for my posting is as follows : > > I've signed up to windows live, and downloaded windows live mail, along > with a few other windows live programs to see what theyre like. > > My understanding is that the windows live download is self configuring, > in that it sets the pop3 and smtp settings for you. This, it appears > has been done. The problem is, when I click send/receive I'm getting > the following error : > > "Unable to send or receive messages for the pop3.live.com account. The > connection to the server has failed" > > Server : pop3.live.com > Windows Live Mail Error ID : 0x800CCC0E > Protocol : pop3 > Port : 110 > Secure (SSL) : No > Socket Error : 10060 > > I've checked, and my username and password are correct, the pop > settings were automatically done, so i'm a little confused. > > Any help would be appreciated. Apologies if this goes on a bit, but /i > kind of thought the more info /i gave, the better ? > > Many thanks > > Bryan > > HP Pavillion dv9000 > 2Gb RAM > Vista Home Premium 64 bit > > > -- > jugglerbry |
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| Vista Home Premium 64bit | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version Thanks for all the replies. There's a couple of things I think are getting confused. I posted my message here using my googlemail email address, I have a live.co.uk email account, which is what I'm trying to set up with desktop live mail. I am considering redirecting my googlemail to live, but not yet decided. From what I guess, the Live Mail has set itself up incorrectly ?? In that it should be http, rather than pop3 ? If this is the case, would I not be able to leave copies of messages on the web version ? I'm a little more confused than I was before because I honestly thought that my windows Live mail (live.co.uk) account was pop3 Anyone ? Many thanks again for the responses... Bryan |
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| | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version "jugglerbry" <jugglerbry.354hd0@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:jugglerbry.354hd0@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net... Quote: > > There's a couple of things I think are getting confused. > > I posted my message here using my googlemail email address, I have a > live.co.uk email account, which is what I'm trying to set up with > desktop live mail. > ... > From what I guess, the Live Mail has set itself up incorrectly ?? In > that it should be http, rather than pop3 ? the "Add an e-mail account" wizard should detect the type of account and set it up for you automatically as an HTTP account. Quote: > If this is the case, would I not be able to leave copies of messages on > the web version ? I'm a little more confused than I was before because > I honestly thought that my windows Live mail (live.co.uk) account was > pop3 will be mirrored exactly in WLMail by the synchronization process. If you ever want to save a message locally but delete it from the web version, you have to move it to a folder under Storage folders. -- Noel |
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| Vista Home Premium 64bit | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version great. thanks for that Noel. For some reason, when I downloaded and installed WLM, it appears to have wrongly set itself up as pop3......how odd... OK i'll attempt to change it to http this evening, fingers crossed. I should then have copies of my emails in my live account also in my WLM on my laptop, and they sync with each other, as you said, mirroring. Don't suppose if anyone knows whether there's a windows Live calender that does a similar thing, in that it syncs with the web version ? Didnt see one when i downloaded WLM anywhere,...... Thanks again Bryan |
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| | Re: Send/Receive from Windows Live Mail Desktop version My pleasure. As regards the calendar, join the queue of millions who have asked for this feature. In the meantime, have a look at http://calendar.live.com -- Noel "jugglerbry" <jugglerbry.354t61@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:jugglerbry.354t61@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net... Quote: > > great. > > thanks for that Noel. > > For some reason, when I downloaded and installed WLM, it appears to > have wrongly set itself up as pop3......how odd... > > OK i'll attempt to change it to http this evening, fingers crossed. > > I should then have copies of my emails in my live account also in my > WLM on my laptop, and they sync with each other, as you said, mirroring. > > Don't suppose if anyone knows whether there's a windows Live calender > that does a similar thing, in that it syncs with the web version ? > Didnt see one when i downloaded WLM anywhere,...... > > Thanks again > > Bryan > > > -- > jugglerbry |
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