Vista - I cannot send e-mail to.......@q.com using Windows Live Messaging

Periodically I have to send e-mail to our 27 member RV club for
different reasons and the problem I'm having is with one member that
has an e-mail (An e-mail service from Qwest).

This is the only e-mail service that I have problems with among
several different ones in our group. When I send e-mails with PDF
attachments (Or not) it is never delivered although I never receive a
message "Delivery Status Notification (Failure)" as I have with other
problem e-mail. It just goes out and is never heard of again.

When I contacted Qwest the only questions that were asked of me were,
was I using Outlook, Outlook express, Hotmail or essentially any
Microsoft e-mail programs which of course I am. (This particular
problem is with Windows Live Messaging, it will go through using
Outlook). Qwest's customer service person's English was not all that
great, but my impressions from her instructions she thinks the problem
was with Microsoft products.

I don't know if they are blocking any e-mail being sent by Windows
Live or not but my suspicions do lean that way. It will go through
using my local ISP mail service and Outlook. It's just strange that
she ask the questions about Microsoft products specifically and the
Qwest e-mail service is the only one of our group that just
disappears.

I have quadruple check the address and it is correct I have been in
contact with the person in question by telephone and we have tried
sending while he was at his computer and on the telephone and he does
not receive it and I do not get any kind of error message. It shows to
be sent and then just disappears.

At this time I cannot contact my ISP to see if he has any filtration
system that would block this e-mail. I will only be able to see him
Monday but I don't think the problem is with my ISP because it goes
through properly when I'm using Outlook.


Albert

This issue is most likely caused by your Anti Virus . Disable the email scanning
from your Anti Virus and test.
To disable the email integration properly you will need to uninstall your AV and
then re-install it without the email integration (scanning)

Also read the following

http://thundercloud.net/infoave/tuto...ning/index.htm

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Peter

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"Albert" <amlazon@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:40:14 -0400, "Peter Foldes" <okf22@xxxxxx>
wrote:
Peter,

I read the above tutorial and it all seems very logical. I am using
AVG (free) and could quite easily disable both incoming and outgoing
e-mail. When I send a test e-mail to myself through my local ISP
e-mail service everything worked just fine and there were no
advertisements on the bottom of the e-mail from AGG stating that the
e-mail had been scanned. I also sent a test to the e-mail address in
question but unfortunately when I called them on the telephone
apparently they're not at home so it will be a while before I know one
way or the other if this has corrected the problem.

Thank you very much for your kind help and prompt reply,

Albert

On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:40:14 -0400, "Peter Foldes" <okf22@xxxxxx>
wrote:
Peter,

Apparently it's not an antivirus problem because he still did not
receive my e-mail.

But thank you anyway,

Albert

Albert

Did you disable it the way I posted by uninstalling and the re-installing without
the email integration or you just used the Disable button to do it.
You need to follow what I posted because by just using the disable switch will not
work most of the time. It will not completely disable the option

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"Albert" <amlazon@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:36:12 -0400, "Peter Foldes" <okf22@xxxxxx>
wrote:
Peter,

No, I did not uninstall my AV but I did just get through uninstalling
and reinstalling Windows Live Messenger. When I did it changed the
whole format. I just got through building a new computer and when I
installed Messenger is installed as part of IE 8. Not like it was
before. Now it is not part of IE 8 instead it opens in The Windows
Live Messenger format. I've re-sent the e-mail in question and I am
waiting to find out how it works. I do know that when I use Dragon
NaturallySpeaking in Messenger now everything works much better than
it did before. If nothing else the least Messenger is working much
better.
Again thank you,

Albert