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11-04-2007
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| | vista and incoming email in to Outlook 2003 I have recently experienced an issue on Outlook where I can't receive messages but can send them OK after previously having no problems. I am not aware why there has been a change. I use an HP Pavilion laptop dv2000. I have checked the ISP and the email server (I can read email via the web but just not with my Outlook) and there appear to be no problems. In fact I have the same problem using two different ISPs and email accounts on different servers. I do not seem to have the same problem using an XP based desk-top. The POP settings look correct and in fact have not been changed. Can any one help on this? |
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11-04-2007
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| | RE: vista and incoming email in to Outlook 2003 Ive now uninstalled Norton Internet Security (probably the worst piece of software in the world) and it seems to have helped for a moment. "apw" wrote: Quote: > I have recently experienced an issue on Outlook where I can't receive > messages but can send them OK after previously having no problems. I am not > aware why there has been a change. I use an HP Pavilion laptop dv2000. > > I have checked the ISP and the email server (I can read email via the web > but just not with my Outlook) and there appear to be no problems. In fact I > have the same problem using two different ISPs and email accounts on > different servers. I do not seem to have the same problem using an XP based > desk-top. > > The POP settings look correct and in fact have not been changed. > > Can any one help on this? |
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11-04-2007
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| | Re: vista and incoming email in to Outlook 2003 "apw" <apw@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CFEFA46A-5A87-4043-A59C-2C1383B43D6A@xxxxxx Quote: > Ive now uninstalled Norton Internet Security (probably the worst piece of > software in the world) and it seems to have helped for a moment. > > "apw" wrote: > Quote: >> I have recently experienced an issue on Outlook where I can't receive >> messages but can send them OK after previously having no problems. I am >> not >> aware why there has been a change. I use an HP Pavilion laptop dv2000. >> >> I have checked the ISP and the email server (I can read email via the web >> but just not with my Outlook) and there appear to be no problems. In fact >> I >> have the same problem using two different ISPs and email accounts on >> different servers. I do not seem to have the same problem using an XP >> based >> desk-top. >> >> The POP settings look correct and in fact have not been changed. >> >> Can any one help on this? files from the scan. It provides no protection not provided by the regular resident protection. Besides that, McAfee and Norton are not compatible with Windows Mail and Outlook Express and should be uninstalled. I guess they cause problems for Outlook, too. -- Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM www.fjsmjs.com Do not send email |
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11-04-2007
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| | Re: vista and incoming email in to Outlook 2003 Thanks. How do I exclude EML files. I can scan emails with the AVG and that seems to work OK. "Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM" wrote: Quote: > "apw" <apw@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:CFEFA46A-5A87-4043-A59C-2C1383B43D6A@xxxxxx Quote: > > Ive now uninstalled Norton Internet Security (probably the worst piece of > > software in the world) and it seems to have helped for a moment. > > > > "apw" wrote: > > Quote: > >> I have recently experienced an issue on Outlook where I can't receive > >> messages but can send them OK after previously having no problems. I am > >> not > >> aware why there has been a change. I use an HP Pavilion laptop dv2000. > >> > >> I have checked the ISP and the email server (I can read email via the web > >> but just not with my Outlook) and there appear to be no problems. In fact > >> I > >> have the same problem using two different ISPs and email accounts on > >> different servers. I do not seem to have the same problem using an XP > >> based > >> desk-top. > >> > >> The POP settings look correct and in fact have not been changed. > >> > >> Can any one help on this? > Email scanning should be turned off in any anti-virus. Also exclude EML > files from the scan. It provides no > protection not provided by the regular resident protection. > Besides that, McAfee and Norton are not compatible with Windows Mail and > Outlook Express and should be uninstalled. I guess they cause problems for > Outlook, too. > > -- > Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM > www.fjsmjs.com > Do not send email > |
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