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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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May 18th 10, 09:01 AM
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A unknown error has occurred
"caliber1" wrote: I am unable to empty deleted items in windows mail it keeps coming up a unknown error has occurred. Has any one figured this out yet? Please let me know it is driving me nuts. Thanks 
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June 15th 10, 11:48 PM
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A unknown error has occurred
"caliber1" wrote: I am unable to empty deleted items in windows mail it keeps coming up a unknown error has occurred. Has any one figured this out yet? Please let me know it is driving me nuts. Thanks
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July 24th 10, 09:24 AM
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A unknown error has occurred
"caliber1" wrote: I am unable to empty deleted items in windows mail it keeps coming up a unknown error has occurred. Has any one figured this out yet? Please let me know it is driving me nuts. Thanks
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July 24th 10, 09:24 AM
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A unknown error has occurred
"Gib" wrote: I deleted a junk message by right clicking on it and then marking it as having been read. It was then deleted normally. "Ken" wrote: Thank you so much I did this and it worked. "Bob" wrote: Hi Cookie, I had the same problem but stumbled onto a solution. If you highlight the email that has the error and then go to the button under search you can select "Hide read messages" and that will get it off your screen. It doesn't remove it but at least you don't have to look at it all the time. From what I have read about this error the only true way of getting rid of it completely is to try a restore ( didn't work for me ) or try to uninstall Windows Mail ( didn't work either ) or do another clean install ( my solution saved me from having to do that ) I hope this helps ? "Cookie" wrote: "caliber1" wrote: I am unable to empty deleted items in windows mail it keeps coming up a unknown error has occurred. Has any one figured this out yet? Please let me know it is driving me nuts. Thanks
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August 14th 10, 12:39 AM
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WHERES THE ANSWERS
I SEE THE QUESTIONS OF THE PROBLEM IM HAVING , NOT BEING ABLE TO DELETE MY MAIL , BUT NO ANSWERS. WHAT KIND OF HELP IS THIS -- BLUESKYS "caliber1" wrote: I am unable to empty deleted items in windows mail it keeps coming up a unknown error has occurred. Has any one figured this out yet? Please let me know it is driving me nuts. Thanks
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August 14th 10, 01:03 AM
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A unknown error has occurred
"BLUESKYS" wrote in message ... WHERES THE ANSWERS I SEE THE QUESTIONS OF THE PROBLEM IM HAVING , NOT BEING ABLE TO DELETE MY MAIL , BUT NO ANSWERS. WHAT KIND OF HELP IS THIS -- BLUESKYS Mute point. Try clicking on the + sign next to the post that you replied to? Also turn off your caps lock . -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. MAIL. [DTS] UK. http://www.getsafeonline.org/
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September 12th 10, 01:40 PM
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A unknown error has occurred
-- Thanks and Best Regards "caliber1" wrote: I am unable to empty deleted items in windows mail it keeps coming up a unknown error has occurred. Has any one figured this out yet? Please let me know it is driving me nuts. Thanks
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September 12th 10, 09:36 PM
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How to find and back-up the Windows Mail message store?
Windows Mail Help does not seem to tell how to find and back-up the stored
messages. Does anybody know how to do this in Windows Mail? It's probably so simple that I will feel like a compete fool once I see the answer. By the way, Outlook Express made this procedure very clear. Maybe it's the same procedure here, but I can't remember it now! Thanks in advance to any of you that has already figured this one out.
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September 12th 10, 10:13 PM
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How to find and back-up the Windows Mail message store?
The easiest way is simply File, Export, Messages...
I don't recommend manipulating the raw message store because that usually results in a corrupted message database. You can also use a backup program I have used successfully in the past: http://www.staticbackup.com/windows-mail-backup/ It has a fully functional 20 day free trial period. Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail) ------------------------------------------------------ "Susie Bickel" wrote in message ... Windows Mail Help does not seem to tell how to find and back-up the stored messages. Does anybody know how to do this in Windows Mail? It's probably so simple that I will feel like a compete fool once I see the answer. By the way, Outlook Express made this procedure very clear. Maybe it's the same procedure here, but I can't remember it now! Thanks in advance to any of you that has already figured this one out.
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September 12th 10, 11:20 PM
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How to find and back-up the Windows Mail message store?
For details on what the registry settings and message locations are for WinMail, see www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx and the section on Windows Mail.
steve "Susie Bickel" wrote in message ... Windows Mail Help does not seem to tell how to find and back-up the stored messages. Does anybody know how to do this in Windows Mail? It's probably so simple that I will feel like a compete fool once I see the answer. By the way, Outlook Express made this procedure very clear. Maybe it's the same procedure here, but I can't remember it now! Thanks in advance to any of you that has already figured this one out.
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