Whenever I open Windows Mail I am asked for my server id and password several
times before mail is sent or received. Although I have ticked "Remember
password" in the Account Properties this continues to happen.
Whenever I open Windows Mail I am asked for my server id and password several
times before mail is sent or received. Although I have ticked "Remember
password" in the Account Properties this continues to happen.
Check that your antivirus software is not set to scan email. See point 3
here and the section on Windows Mail: www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3
steve
"Mike_Th" <Mike_Th@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AD9AE1CC-A100-48B6-B9D3-24869523B022@xxxxxx
> Whenever I open Windows Mail I am asked for my server id and password
> several
> times before mail is sent or received. Although I have ticked "Remember
> password" in the Account Properties this continues to happen.
Thanks for the tip, Steve. I tried disabling the antivirus scan but the
problem is still there. I had to login 5 times before any mail was delivered.
The problem seems to be in connecting to the mail server.
"Steve Cochran" wrote:
> Check that your antivirus software is not set to scan email. See point 3
> here and the section on Windows Mail: www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3
>
> steve
>
> "Mike_Th" <Mike_Th@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:AD9AE1CC-A100-48B6-B9D3-24869523B022@xxxxxx>
> > Whenever I open Windows Mail I am asked for my server id and password
> > several
> > times before mail is sent or received. Although I have ticked "Remember
> > password" in the Account Properties this continues to happen.
>
Sadly, disabling email scanning is often not sufficient, the program must be
uninstalled, then re-installed by a "Custom" install where you can select to
NOT install any of the email scanning modules/features/components. This is
particularly true with Norton and McAfee products which, in addition to the
above, require a special cleanup utility to be run after the uninstall to
remove all the debris (files, registry entries, etc.) that the uninstaller
leaves behind. Who's product are you using?
Hal
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"Mike_Th" <MikeTh@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:989AC150-6C94-42BD-8E7B-4B468B629E99@xxxxxx
> Thanks for the tip, Steve. I tried disabling the antivirus scan but the
> problem is still there. I had to login 5 times before any mail was
> delivered.
> The problem seems to be in connecting to the mail server.
>
> "Steve Cochran" wrote:
>
>> Check that your antivirus software is not set to scan email. See point 3
>> here and the section on Windows Mail: www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3
>>
>> steve
>>
>> "Mike_Th" <Mike_Th@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:AD9AE1CC-A100-48B6-B9D3-24869523B022@xxxxxx>>
>> > Whenever I open Windows Mail I am asked for my server id and password
>> > several
>> > times before mail is sent or received. Although I have ticked "Remember
>> > password" in the Account Properties this continues to happen.
>>
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