Vista - How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon

06-17-2009

All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I transfered
all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from and I
want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my email
again.

06-17-2009

Your post doesn't have much to base recommendations on.
pop, imap, http account?
Are messages still on the server?
Email programs download mail to your computer.
--
Ron Sommer

"Ticked off" <Ticked off@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:022BF2C5-4A33-4355-A378-B10DDFA1C55C@xxxxxx

Quote:

> All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I
> transfered
> all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from
> and I
> want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my
> email
> again.

06-17-2009

Not enough information.

Email client ?
- Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Hotmail
Live ID ?
- Hotmail.com, Live.com, Msn.com, or third party registered as a Live ID
Typed of account setup in the email client
- Pop3, Http, Imap
Operating System
- XP, Vista, Win7, other

Did you use the True Switch option to transfer ?
<qp>
TrueSwitch is a web-based service that you can use to transfer your stored e-mail messages, contacts, and calendar from another
e-mail account to your Windows Live Hotmail account without having to manually reenter the information.
</qp>

Did you download your messages from a web server using pop3 without disabling the 'Leave Messages on Server option' ?

--
...winston
ms-mvp mail

"Ticked off" <Ticked off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:022BF2C5-4A33-4355-A378-B10DDFA1C55C@xxxxxx

Quote:

> All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I transfered
> all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from and I
> want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my email
> again.

06-18-2009

Where is "where they came from"?
We can't help unless you tell us what your normal mail service provider is.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)

"Ticked off" <Ticked off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:022BF2C5-4A33-4355-A378-B10DDFA1C55C@xxxxxx

Quote:

> All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I transfered
> all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from and I
> want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my email
> again.

**tinwep15** · 07-01-2009

Greetings community members. I'm a bit of an outsider (XP still, sorry), but I hope I can glean a little help. In short I've exactly the same issue as the original poster. I have a BT Yahoo account which my son has very 'helpfully' redirected to Windows Live mail. When he completed the migration, the entire contents of my inbox was deleted, presumably from the server too.

Unfortunately he claims he has no idea what he did (he's a very bright, but typically careless 13 year old... no offence implied or otherwise to similarly inflicted members, but I swear the testosterone has caused serious brain damage), and now I'm struggling to understand how to recover a lot of important stuff.

Could anyone help please?

Email client: BT Yahoo (btopenworld)
Server type: POP3
OP sys: XP

Cheers... Paul

07-01-2009

Nothing wrong with using XP. A lot of us, myself included, continue to
use it.

The default with most POP3 clients is to delete messages from the mail
server after downloading. In WLM mail, the setting is at Tools,
Accounts, Mail, Properties, Advanced, Leave a copy on the server.
Uncheck the option to sop deleting them.

There's no good way to put the messages back on the server. About all
you can do forward the messages individually to yourself. But that will
alter the sender as well as the date.

If you or your son have deleted the account from WLM, that deletes the
messages from WLM as well. If that's the case, about all you can do is
use an Undelete utility to look for deleted EML files. The longer you
wait and the more you use your PC, the less likely you'll be able to
recover many.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm

"tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
news:8f119f9b9f7e62a5d7c5572ac0e07160@xxxxxx-gateway.com...

Quote:

>
> Greetings community members. I'm a bit of an outsider (XP still,
> sorry),
> but I hope I can glean a little help. In short I've exactly the same
> issue as the original poster. I have a BT Yahoo account which my son
> has
> very 'helpfully' redirected to Windows Live mail. When he completed
> the
> migration, the entire contents of my inbox was deleted, presumably
> from
> the server too.
>
> Unfortunately he claims he has no idea what he did (he's a very
> bright,
> but typically careless 13 year old... no offence implied or otherwise
> to
> similarly inflicted members, but I swear the testosterone has caused
> serious brain damage), and now I'm struggling to understand how to
> recover a lot of important stuff.
>
> Could anyone help please?
>
> Email client: BT Yahoo (btopenworld)
> Server type: POP3
> OP sys: XP
>
> Cheers... Paul
>
>
> --
> tinwep15

07-02-2009

"presumably from the server too."
I don't understand; haven't you checked via webmail to see if
the messages are still on the server?
By default the current version of Windows Live Mail does not
remove downloaded messages from the server.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)

"tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:8f119f9b9f7e62a5d7c5572ac0e07160@xxxxxx-gateway.com...

Quote:

>
> Greetings community members. I'm a bit of an outsider (XP still, sorry),
> but I hope I can glean a little help. In short I've exactly the same
> issue as the original poster. I have a BT Yahoo account which my son has
> very 'helpfully' redirected to Windows Live mail. When he completed the
> migration, the entire contents of my inbox was deleted, presumably from
> the server too.
>
> Unfortunately he claims he has no idea what he did (he's a very bright,
> but typically careless 13 year old... no offence implied or otherwise to
> similarly inflicted members, but I swear the testosterone has caused
> serious brain damage), and now I'm struggling to understand how to
> recover a lot of important stuff.
>
> Could anyone help please?
>
> Email client: BT Yahoo (btopenworld)
> Server type: POP3
> OP sys: XP
>
> Cheers... Paul
>
>
> --
> tinwep15

**tinwep15** · 07-02-2009

Gary,
many thanks for your response and sorry for the confusion. My Yahoo Inbox is empty, that much is obvious. Please ignore my ignorance, but how do I "check via webmail" what, if anything, remains on the server?

Following my post last night I learnt a little more about Live Mail and and some of what my son did: he downloaded Live mail and tried to set-up a new account for himself on his laptop... but unfortunately (I have my doubts!) used my email address. Why I don't yet know. Checking the properties of the new account, on the Advanced tab, the box to leave a copy of the mail on the server was not ticked.

I'm far from being able to say I understand what's going on, but it does look as if the Yahoo server is empty.

Mike's suggestion of sending the mail back to myself is something I tried last night too... but although the Live Mail account appears to be able to receive my mail, it refuses to send anything, returning an error: cannot connect to server, error code 0x800CCC0E. I think I'm using the correct server address (mail.btopenworld.com), SMTP, port 25 and I have SSL enabled.

Any further thoughts?

Many thanks... Paul

07-02-2009

You should be able to access your inbox via webmail at
http://bt.yahoo.com/webmail

To send with btopenworld.com, SSL should *not* be enabled. Check,
too, that "My server requires authentication" *is* selected on the
Servers tab.
--
Noel

"tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
news:80483793d8c70a6f725608e7814a16eb@xxxxxx-gateway.com...

Quote:

>
> Gary,
> many thanks for your response and sorry for the confusion. My
> Yahoo
> Inbox is empty, that much is obvious. Please ignore my ignorance,
> but
> how do I "check via webmail" what, if anything, remains on the
> server?
>
> Following my post last night I learnt a little more about Live
> Mail and
> and some of what my son did: he downloaded Live mail and tried to
> set-up
> a new account for himself on his laptop... but unfortunately (I
> have my
> doubts!) used my email address. Why I don't yet know. Checking the
> properties of the new account, on the Advanced tab, the box to
> leave a
> copy of the mail on the server was not ticked.
>
> I'm far from being able to say I understand what's going on, but
> it
> does look as if the Yahoo server is empty.
>
> Mike's suggestion of sending the mail back to myself is something
> I
> tried last night too... but although the Live Mail account appears
> to be
> able to receive my mail, it refuses to send anything, returning an
> error: cannot connect to server, error code 0x800CCC0E. I think
> I'm
> using the correct server address (mail.btopenworld.com), SMTP,
> port 25
> and I have SSL enabled.
>
> Any further thoughts?
>
> Many thanks... Paul
>
>
> --
> tinwep15

07-10-2009

This same problem happened to me today. I am using Windows Mail with my Vista
fetching mail from Yahoo!. even though I already tick the "leave a copy of
messages on the server" still it downloads the all my mail from my
yahoomail...

Is there some other to stop it!!! Frustrated!

"Ildhund" wrote:

Quote:

> You should be able to access your inbox via webmail at
> http://bt.yahoo.com/webmail
>
> To send with btopenworld.com, SSL should *not* be enabled. Check,
> too, that "My server requires authentication" *is* selected on the
> Servers tab.
> --
> Noel
>
> "tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
> news:80483793d8c70a6f725608e7814a16eb@xxxxxx-gateway.com...

Quote:

> >
> > Gary,
> > many thanks for your response and sorry for the confusion. My
> > Yahoo
> > Inbox is empty, that much is obvious. Please ignore my ignorance,
> > but
> > how do I "check via webmail" what, if anything, remains on the
> > server?
> >
> > Following my post last night I learnt a little more about Live
> > Mail and
> > and some of what my son did: he downloaded Live mail and tried to
> > set-up
> > a new account for himself on his laptop... but unfortunately (I
> > have my
> > doubts!) used my email address. Why I don't yet know. Checking the
> > properties of the new account, on the Advanced tab, the box to
> > leave a
> > copy of the mail on the server was not ticked.
> >
> > I'm far from being able to say I understand what's going on, but
> > it
> > does look as if the Yahoo server is empty.
> >
> > Mike's suggestion of sending the mail back to myself is something
> > I
> > tried last night too... but although the Live Mail account appears
> > to be
> > able to receive my mail, it refuses to send anything, returning an
> > error: cannot connect to server, error code 0x800CCC0E. I think
> > I'm
> > using the correct server address (mail.btopenworld.com), SMTP,
> > port 25
> > and I have SSL enabled.
> >
> > Any further thoughts?
> >
> > Many thanks... Paul
> >
> >
> > --
> > tinwep15

>
>

06-17-2009	#1
Ticked off n/a posts	How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I transfered all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from and I want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my email again.
My System Specs

06-17-2009	#2
Ron Sommer n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon Your post doesn't have much to base recommendations on. pop, imap, http account? Are messages still on the server? Email programs download mail to your computer. -- Ron Sommer "Ticked off" <Ticked off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:022BF2C5-4A33-4355-A378-B10DDFA1C55C@xxxxxx Quote: > All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I > transfered > all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from > and I > want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my > email > again.
My System Specs

06-17-2009	#3
...winston n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon Not enough information. Email client ? - Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Hotmail Live ID ? - Hotmail.com, Live.com, Msn.com, or third party registered as a Live ID Typed of account setup in the email client - Pop3, Http, Imap Operating System - XP, Vista, Win7, other Did you use the True Switch option to transfer ? <qp> TrueSwitch is a web-based service that you can use to transfer your stored e-mail messages, contacts, and calendar from another e-mail account to your Windows Live Hotmail account without having to manually reenter the information. </qp> Did you download your messages from a web server using pop3 without disabling the 'Leave Messages on Server option' ? -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "Ticked off" <Ticked off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:022BF2C5-4A33-4355-A378-B10DDFA1C55C@xxxxxx Quote: > All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I transfered > all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from and I > want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my email > again.
My System Specs

06-18-2009	#4
Gary VanderMolen n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon Where is "where they came from"? We can't help unless you tell us what your normal mail service provider is. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Ticked off" <Ticked off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:022BF2C5-4A33-4355-A378-B10DDFA1C55C@xxxxxx Quote: > All I needed to do was send a message on Craigs List and instead I transfered > all my emails to this stupid thing and I want them where they came from and I > want this Windows mail thing to stop. I don't want it to go through my email > again.
My System Specs

07-01-2009	#5
tinwep15 XP 2 posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon Greetings community members. I'm a bit of an outsider (XP still, sorry), but I hope I can glean a little help. In short I've exactly the same issue as the original poster. I have a BT Yahoo account which my son has very 'helpfully' redirected to Windows Live mail. When he completed the migration, the entire contents of my inbox was deleted, presumably from the server too. Unfortunately he claims he has no idea what he did (he's a very bright, but typically careless 13 year old... no offence implied or otherwise to similarly inflicted members, but I swear the testosterone has caused serious brain damage), and now I'm struggling to understand how to recover a lot of important stuff. Could anyone help please? Email client: BT Yahoo (btopenworld) Server type: POP3 OP sys: XP Cheers... Paul
My System Specs

07-01-2009	#6
Michael Santovec n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon Nothing wrong with using XP. A lot of us, myself included, continue to use it. The default with most POP3 clients is to delete messages from the mail server after downloading. In WLM mail, the setting is at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, Advanced, Leave a copy on the server. Uncheck the option to sop deleting them. There's no good way to put the messages back on the server. About all you can do forward the messages individually to yourself. But that will alter the sender as well as the date. If you or your son have deleted the account from WLM, that deletes the messages from WLM as well. If that's the case, about all you can do is use an Undelete utility to look for deleted EML files. The longer you wait and the more you use your PC, the less likely you'll be able to recover many. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:8f119f9b9f7e62a5d7c5572ac0e07160@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Greetings community members. I'm a bit of an outsider (XP still, > sorry), > but I hope I can glean a little help. In short I've exactly the same > issue as the original poster. I have a BT Yahoo account which my son > has > very 'helpfully' redirected to Windows Live mail. When he completed > the > migration, the entire contents of my inbox was deleted, presumably > from > the server too. > > Unfortunately he claims he has no idea what he did (he's a very > bright, > but typically careless 13 year old... no offence implied or otherwise > to > similarly inflicted members, but I swear the testosterone has caused > serious brain damage), and now I'm struggling to understand how to > recover a lot of important stuff. > > Could anyone help please? > > Email client: BT Yahoo (btopenworld) > Server type: POP3 > OP sys: XP > > Cheers... Paul > > > -- > tinwep15
My System Specs

07-02-2009	#7
Gary VanderMolen n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon "presumably from the server too." I don't understand; haven't you checked via webmail to see if the messages are still on the server? By default the current version of Windows Live Mail does not remove downloaded messages from the server. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:8f119f9b9f7e62a5d7c5572ac0e07160@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Greetings community members. I'm a bit of an outsider (XP still, sorry), > but I hope I can glean a little help. In short I've exactly the same > issue as the original poster. I have a BT Yahoo account which my son has > very 'helpfully' redirected to Windows Live mail. When he completed the > migration, the entire contents of my inbox was deleted, presumably from > the server too. > > Unfortunately he claims he has no idea what he did (he's a very bright, > but typically careless 13 year old... no offence implied or otherwise to > similarly inflicted members, but I swear the testosterone has caused > serious brain damage), and now I'm struggling to understand how to > recover a lot of important stuff. > > Could anyone help please? > > Email client: BT Yahoo (btopenworld) > Server type: POP3 > OP sys: XP > > Cheers... Paul > > > -- > tinwep15
My System Specs

07-02-2009	#9
Ildhund n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they belon You should be able to access your inbox via webmail at http://bt.yahoo.com/webmail To send with btopenworld.com, SSL should not be enabled. Check, too, that "My server requires authentication" is selected on the Servers tab. -- Noel "tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:80483793d8c70a6f725608e7814a16eb@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Gary, > many thanks for your response and sorry for the confusion. My > Yahoo > Inbox is empty, that much is obvious. Please ignore my ignorance, > but > how do I "check via webmail" what, if anything, remains on the > server? > > Following my post last night I learnt a little more about Live > Mail and > and some of what my son did: he downloaded Live mail and tried to > set-up > a new account for himself on his laptop... but unfortunately (I > have my > doubts!) used my email address. Why I don't yet know. Checking the > properties of the new account, on the Advanced tab, the box to > leave a > copy of the mail on the server was not ticked. > > I'm far from being able to say I understand what's going on, but > it > does look as if the Yahoo server is empty. > > Mike's suggestion of sending the mail back to myself is something > I > tried last night too... but although the Live Mail account appears > to be > able to receive my mail, it refuses to send anything, returning an > error: cannot connect to server, error code 0x800CCC0E. I think > I'm > using the correct server address (mail.btopenworld.com), SMTP, > port 25 > and I have SSL enabled. > > Any further thoughts? > > Many thanks... Paul > > > -- > tinwep15
My System Specs

07-10-2009	#10
emerszonix n/a posts	Re: How do I stop the transfer and return my email to where they b This same problem happened to me today. I am using Windows Mail with my Vista fetching mail from Yahoo!. even though I already tick the "leave a copy of messages on the server" still it downloads the all my mail from my yahoomail... Is there some other to stop it!!! Frustrated! "Ildhund" wrote: Quote: > You should be able to access your inbox via webmail at > http://bt.yahoo.com/webmail > > To send with btopenworld.com, SSL should not be enabled. Check, > too, that "My server requires authentication" is selected on the > Servers tab. > -- > Noel > > "tinwep15" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message > news:80483793d8c70a6f725608e7814a16eb@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > > > Gary, > > many thanks for your response and sorry for the confusion. My > > Yahoo > > Inbox is empty, that much is obvious. Please ignore my ignorance, > > but > > how do I "check via webmail" what, if anything, remains on the > > server? > > > > Following my post last night I learnt a little more about Live > > Mail and > > and some of what my son did: he downloaded Live mail and tried to > > set-up > > a new account for himself on his laptop... but unfortunately (I > > have my > > doubts!) used my email address. Why I don't yet know. Checking the > > properties of the new account, on the Advanced tab, the box to > > leave a > > copy of the mail on the server was not ticked. > > > > I'm far from being able to say I understand what's going on, but > > it > > does look as if the Yahoo server is empty. > > > > Mike's suggestion of sending the mail back to myself is something > > I > > tried last night too... but although the Live Mail account appears > > to be > > able to receive my mail, it refuses to send anything, returning an > > error: cannot connect to server, error code 0x800CCC0E. I think > > I'm > > using the correct server address (mail.btopenworld.com), SMTP, > > port 25 > > and I have SSL enabled. > > > > Any further thoughts? > > > > Many thanks... Paul > > > > > > -- > > tinwep15 > >
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