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Email and Windows Vista All issues relating to email and email software using Windows Vista. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail) |
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attachments sending help
"Phil" wrote in message ... I have never installed an antivirus program on my copy of vista as I do not normally use this pc for mail. I can receive mail (even with attachments) no problem. Sending is fine until I attach something or if its a reply with pictures. It appears to send 99% then hangs until server timeout. Tried the http://support.microsoft.com/default...b/941090/en-us fix but no joy there either. I can however delete the message from my outbox. Any ideas/suggestions/fixes would be greatly appreciated. Many PC makers include trial versions of antivirus software with their installed versions of Vista. Are you sure you don't have one, even if you didn't install it? Windows Mail handles attachments better if you make sure all other programs that use them are closed before you attach them. Have you tried this? There are both a 32-bit version and a 64-bit version of the 941090 fix. Have you tried them both? The one that doesn't match your version of Vista will just refuse to install. You may not have the setup for your email account under Windows Mail quite right. You can ask your email provider (who is probably also your internet provider) for their instructions for setting up to use their email servers. If they haven't written instructions for Windows Mail yet, their instructions for Outlook Express should also work under Windows Mail as long as they don't call for the HTTP protocol. The instructions are probably somewhere on their web site. Or, you could tell us who your email provider is and see if anyone here already knows where to find the instructions. |