E-Mail CRASHED

[phatdaddy]

Reel, i use gmail and it did something similar one time. turned out the date on the computer was set wrong. i am not very computer savy, but that fixed mine

good luck

[parishht]

Sounds like your e-mail program has a corrupt file.

You may have to un-install and then re-install.
The reason for the un-install is to wipe out all of the files,
if you re-install right over top, the corrupt file may remain on the computer.

When was the last time you ran the virus scan.
I also have been hearing lately about an e-mail hole,
I don't understand it fully, I just have not had the time to read the article.

[tsubaki]

If all that don't work, open a g-mail account and have the stuff from the other account forwarded to it. Mine's done that way.

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by parishht

Sounds like your e-mail program has a corrupt file.

You may have to un-install and then re-install.
The reason for the un-install is to wipe out all of the files,
if you re-install right over top, the corrupt file may remain on the computer.

When was the last time you ran the virus scan.
I also have been hearing lately about an e-mail hole,
I don't understand it fully, I just have not had the time to read the article.

How does I do that?...

[parishht]

Are you using a web based e-mail or a computer based?
web based would be HOTMAIL or YAHOO mail,
computer based would be LOTUS NOTES or Microsoft Outlook.

If web based, you probably have a virus,
there is a good free scanner at this link:

http://www.pandasecurity.com/activescan/index/

If computer based, it is not that hard to un-install,
usually in the start menu for your program there is an icon for un-installing,
if not, go to the control panel and open "Add or Remove Programs"
a list of all your programs will come up
and give you options for removing.

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by parishht

Are you using a web based e-mail or a computer based?
web based would be HOTMAIL or YAHOO mail,
computer based would be LOTUS NOTES or Microsoft Outlook.

If web based, you probably have a virus,
there is a good free scanner at this link:

http://www.pandasecurity.com/activescan/index/

If computer based, it is not that hard to un-install,
usually in the start menu for your program there is an icon for un-installing,
if not, go to the control panel and open "Add or Remove Programs"
a list of all your programs will come up
and give you options for removing.

It's Outlook...once I un-install it...where do I retrieve it from to reinstall?...


I appreciate your help w/this Parishht...

[tsubaki]

reel, where is your teenager at?
She probably can do it.
I sure can't.

[reelapeelin]

Good idea Tsubaki...now if I can just get one of 'em to wake up and stay home long enough...I'll have to hide some car keys

[whale]

One other option is that you have used up your capacity on your e-mail server. I had this problem once and had no indication other than the exclamation point. It turned out that there was a preferences that was set to maintain the message on the server even after it was downloaded to the inbox. So, even though the inbox was cleaned out, all of the old e-mails were still on the server.

Check how your account is set up accordng to instructions here:

http://ca.huji.ac.il/services/intern...xpresspc.shtml

Who is the e-mail account with?

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by whale

One other option is that you have used up your capacity on your e-mail server. I had this problem once and had no indication other than the exclamation point. It turned out that there was a preferences that was set to maintain the message on the server even after it was downloaded to the inbox. So, even though the inbox was cleaned out, all of the old e-mails were still on the server.

Check how your account is set up accordng to instructions here:

http://ca.huji.ac.il/services/intern...xpresspc.shtml

Who is the e-mail account with?

Thanks, Whale...somebody else suggested that...I'll have to look into it...thanks for the link...

email is Outlook...