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| | Vista deleted Winmail & files return automatically I am running Vista Ultimate on a ASUS X52Series laptop. For some reason which I hope I can get an answer for here. Every Monday when I turn on my laptop and open Winmail, mail that has been deleted a few weeks ago, automatically returns. With 4 copies of each file. I delete them and next Monday they return again. I also get the same problem with a certain few files in my directory. And the START menu returns to an old setup as well. -- cajen63 |
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| | Re: Vista deleted Winmail & files return automatically Sounds like you may have third party security software installed that is doing some sort of mini auto-restore. Windows Mail doesn't do that by itself. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "cajen63" <cajen63.2d29d7c@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:cajen63.2d29d7c@xxxxxx Quote: > > I am running Vista Ultimate on a ASUS X52Series laptop. For some reason > which I hope I can get an answer for here. Every Monday when I turn on > my laptop and open Winmail, mail that has been deleted a few weeks ago, > automatically returns. With 4 copies of each file. I delete them and > next Monday they return again. I also get the same problem with a > certain few files in my directory. And the START menu returns to an old > setup as well. > > > > > -- > cajen63 |
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