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• backup for Windows Live Mail folder

  I deleted an account that he was driving and I wanted to recreate from scratch so the register had created re.

  I did it in Outlook Express with the deleted mail.

  Unfortunately, in Windows Live Mail it deleted all the mail.

  There is a folder named backup under

  C:\Documents and Settings\

  What is in the present, and I can use it to restore the emails that I deleted when I deleted an account. I copied the folder somewhere safe. The time stamp on the files in the backup folder predate the removal

  I did it in Outlook Express with the deleted mail.
  Unfortunately, in Windows Live Mail it deleted all the mail.

  That's why WLMail requires you to reject a warning message before deleting an account:

  

  There is a folder named backup under
  C:\Documents and Settings\

  What is in the present, and I can use it to restore the emails that I deleted when I deleted an account.

  The backup folder contains a copy of the message database, which is only an indication of your messages. It does not contain the messages themselves.

  You may be able to recover a portion of your messages (.eml files) by using a utility like Recuvaundelete. The sooner you act, the most successful, it is likely to be.

  Windows Live Mail has its own support at the Windows Live Solution Centerforums. Please address any other question you may have on one of the forums on the right side of this page. You are probably asked to give your version of WLMail and Windows so that the answer may be more accurate.

  Noel

• Cannot empty 'deleted items' or 'trash' of Windows Live Mail folder

  When I try to empty the 'deleted items' or 'trash' folder they seem empty as usual.  However, when I get back later, all the files are there more duplicates.  More I empty, more they fill up with duplicates.  The records are now huge.  I use Window Live Mail with aol.

  None of your account settings (see properties) are to leave a copy of the emails on the server?  If so try to uncheck this option.

  With AOL you can get on its Web site, log in and delete the messages there?

  With Windows Mail, this is the official site of the Forum.

  The job portal
  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

• Sent email in Windows Live mail folder

  All the Mall in my sent folder disappeared. I found it by searching and it is located in a folder. I what to know how to get it back in my windows live mail.

  Please keep it simple"

  Paul B Marrone

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  You are the very welcome. I'm glad it worked.
   

• How can I move the folders from Windows XP that contains "Live Mail" e-mail files to a different location than C:\Document and Setings\...?

  I just migrated my PC Windows XP "Outlook Express" to "Live Mail" and the migration went really well - the progress of conversion migrated without any human intervention my thousands and thousands of emails, my many Email of OE, my address book files.

  I have however a problem and are not top-of-now a solution for this.

  With Outlook Express, files of Windows XP with my emails were on another Partition of Disk Partition c.  It is important for me, for all the 'application data' (for example, all emails) stored in another partition of the disc the C partition. Because if trouble with newly installed software (for example a beta Version of the software), I can use a backup of my C Partition and restore it without losing the data of the application (for example without losing everything new emails).

  Question 1: With "Live Mail", can I keep my emails to another folder of Windows XP as the standard C:\Document and Settings\... file? If Yes: How can I do this?

  Question 2: Is this whole "C:\Document and Settings\nom of utilisateur\Local settings\application data\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail" folder that I can move to another location?

  Where can I get information on these topics?

  Thank you for an answer.

  My apologies. I was finally able to find a description on how to move the folder containg XP on the Web e-mail "Live Mail".

  In the event a reader is interested in the solution, I included the link to the Web page containing the answer:

  http://www.optimizingpc.com/software/windowslivemail.html

• Windows Live Mail 2012 is not saving sent Messages - 8 victory

  Recently my laptop was stolen and had to get a new.

  Fortunately, I had everything backed up with mypcbackup.com, so not too lost.  However, I have major issues with Win Live Mail.

  1. saved messages are not saving to sent mail.  The boxes are checked.  I checked that "show all messages" is the parameter.  I tried to change the folder to mail to a new charge storage and empty one.  Nothing works.  Someone said that the parameters of time and the region can effect.  Mine are set for time and my correct location even though when I bought the laptop, it has been the standard we TZ rather than my local Malaysia.  This cause a problem?

  It is to save the gmail and hotmail sends properly.  Just having problems with my computer and business correspondence which are not mainstream, but have been well until the new laptop to work and win 8.

  2 I had restored my backup of emails in mail storage folder, but none of them are picked up by Win Live Mail.  This is very important because it's the last 4 years of work e-mails.

  Thanks in advance to anyone who can help solve these issues.

  Hi Mattkerr,

  I suggest you to uncheck the option to save the messages in the sent items folder. Restart Windows Live Mail, and then check the new option, clickapply , and then click OK.

  Also try to rebuild the Windows Live Mail folder and check if this solves the problem.

  Step 1: Rename the Windows Mail folder and create a new folder

  a. exit Windows Live Mail.

  b. find the folder of Windows Live Mail .

  It is usually located in:

  C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\

  c. right click on the Windows Live Mail folder and then click Rename.

  d. Add old at the end of the name of the folder so that the folder is now named Windows Live Mail.old.

  Step 2: Create a new Windows Live Mail folder and copy the contents of the previous folder.

  a. start Windows Live Mail so that it can automatically create the new Windows Live Mail folder, and then quit Windows Live Mail.

  b. find the new Windows Live Mail folder to confirm that his creation.

  It is usually located in:

  C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\

  Note If the new Windows Live Mail folder is compressed, you must unzip this file. To decompress, right click on the Windows Live Mail folder, and then select extract.

  c. open the Windows Mailold live folder.

  d. open the Local folder and copy theaccount {xxxxxxxxxxxxx} .oeaccount . Notice thatxxxxxxxxxxxxx represents numbers or letters.

  e. Paste the file in the Local folder in the new Windows Mail folder (that was created in step 1 of this procedure).

  f. If the following folders are present in the Windows Live Mail.old folder, copy each folder and paste it into the new Windows Mail folder.

  o stationery

  Microsoft o community

  g. close all folders.

  Step 3: Import messages in Windows Mail

  a. start Windows Mail.

  b. import the messages into the previous Windows Mail folder to the new folder. To import the messages, follow these steps.

  i. click file, point to importand then click Message.

  II. click Windows Live Mail in Select a programand then click Next.

  III. click Browse, select the Windows Live Mail.oldlocation and then click Next.

  IV. click all folders inSelect the folderand then click Next.

  v. click Complete, and then the messages will be imported in file imported.

  c. place the messages that have been imported into any folder to the folder appropriate under the Local folder. For example, move messages in the Inbox under the imported folder folder to the folder Inbox under Local folder.

  d. check if blocked messages are deleted. If this is not the case, try to send or delete messages.

  If the problem still persists, then I suggest you to post the same question in the Windows Live Mail forum for more help on this issue.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/Forum/LIVEmail?tab=threads

  Please do not hesitate to visit our Web site for any help with the Windows operating system.

• Windows Live Mail using "everything is marked spam."

  Original title: everything is marked spam

  Using Windows Live Mail desktop with Windows 8, all THE messages in my Inbox and junk are marked [SPAM], even messages myself.
  My e-mail service provider's border powered by Yahoo. They have a junk folder, but the messages do not come from him.
  Access these same messages with Microsoft on Windows 7 or Windows Mail in Windows Vista does not have this problem.

  Were find Windows Live Mail Spam settings so I can turn them off?

  Hello

  I suggest you to post the question on the link below. It comes to Windows Live Mail Forums.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/Forum/LIVEmail-email?tab=QnA&status=all&mod=&modAge=&advFil=&postedAfter=&postedBefore=&TM=1375413197335

  Feel free to write to us for other realted issues Windows.

• Lost all email accounts and messages in Windows Live Mail after restart PC

  All the tricks of Windows Live Mail has disappeared.
  After System Restore came records with account names in the Windows Live Mail folder in my profile.
  But they are all empty.
  Also the contacts passed.

  Submit all Live and Hotmail queries on the forum right here:

  Windows Live Solution Center
  http://windowslivehelp.com/

• Windows Live Mail - starts OK on initialize to top every day but disappears later in the day.

  Running Windows Vista Home (Service Pack 2).  Using Windows Live Mail.

  Normal daily start up, once online I have no problem running Live Mail.  I check for emails, and once completed, I normally have to close the program.  Later in the day, when I want to check for other emails, even once is not a problem.

  However and on a random basis, there comes a time when I try to load Live Mail but it does not load.  Initially, the hourglass turns on and the light disc shows some activity, but Live Mail starts it.

  If I do a Ctrl + Alt + Delete to check what programs are running, it shows Live Mail.

  The only resolution I've found is to re - start the PC.  The model then rehearsals sometimes, but not always.

  Clues or fixes out there?

  The next time you check the status in the Task Manager, when you find Windows Live Mail click the switch button to see if that move you to the program and he opened for you.

  If it does not, in the Task Manager and then click Windows Live Mail and click on end task this is confirmed.  Once he is gone (give it some time), open another window, and then try to connect again.  It cannot solve the problem, but it's better than the re-start (if it works).

  I would like to know if one of these workarounds help solutions.

  If not, please transfer your question in Forum Windows Live Mail to: http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop where experts in this program will be happy to help you.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Need to Live Mail settings and Outlook Xpress for POP3.

  Hello

  I can't find the Live Mail and Outlook Xpress settings for POP3 accounts for my clients.  Comcast will not help.

  Here's my setting for my Comcast account:

  Information about the server

  Account type: POP3

  Incoming mail server: mail.comcast.net

  Outgoing mail server: smtp.comcast.net

   

  þ requires connection using secure password authentication

   

  Outgoing Server tab

  þ my outgoing (SMTP) server requires authentication

  ¤ Use the same settings as my server incoming

  Connection tab

  ¤ Connect using my local area network (LAN)

   

  Advanced tab

  Incoming (POP3) server: 995

  þ this server requires an encrypted connection: (SSL)

  Outgoing (SMTP) server: 587

  Use the encrypted depending on connection type: TLS

  Please notify.

  Thank you

  Joe

  Using e-mail with Comcast Email Client programs
  http://customer.Comcast.com/help-and-support/Internet/email-client-programs-with-Xfinity-email/

  Instructions for:

  Outlook Express
  Outlook 2003
  Outlook 2007
  Outlook 2010
  Windows Mail or Windows Live Mail
  Windows 8
  Mozilla Thunderbird
  Mail for Mac
  Eudora

• Windows live mail does not allow me

  frequently, when I'm on a web site, if I try to click on a link email out of this web site, I get a box that says: " could not perform this operation because the default mail client is not properly installed.» Example: I went to a web site of the NYS Government, I wanted to communicate with a person in a Department. When I clicked on this link of email from people, I got the answer that I have just listed. That happens frequently, and my local internet provider says it's a problem windows live? Other than that, my email works great.

  Bruce

  It is not a problem of windows live, but rather a configuration problem that is easily fixed.

  Start > Control Panel > default of programs > default program > find windows live mail and "set this program as default.

• very important email deleted my Windows 7 Live Mail account need to know how can I restore them? Thanks for any help.

  delete important emails from my account Windows Live Mail (Windows 7 service pack 1) - how to restore this file? Thank you.

  Rodger Melvin

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Have you checked the items deleted in Windows Live Mail folder?

• Where on my drive "C" are stored the files I saved in the "store folder" in Windows Live Mail? I want to save my external hard drive but cannot find them.

  I saved important emails in the "storage folders" in Windows Live Mail and I want to make sure that they are saved in case something happens to my hard drive.  I have an external hard drive where I do a regular backup, but can find the files so I can move them and include them in my scheculed backup.

  Hello

  Thanks for choosing Windows and thank you for providing an opportunity to help you.

  According to the description, you are having problems to find the location of the folder to Windows Live Mail.

  Navigate to the following location and see if it helps.

  C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail

  Meet us if you encounter problems with the location of Windows Live Mail or any other problem of Windows, and we would be happy to help you.

  Good day!

  Hope this information helps.

• After a very long email by typing in Windows Live Mail and clicking on send, I can't find the email anywhere and it is not in my sent mail folder and not received by the person.

  I use Windows Live Mail and after typing an e-mail very time consuming and quite important, I "sent", but he disappeared. It is not in my Outbox my drafts etc. and the person I sent it to not the not received. I can't find anywhere, is it possible to get it back?

  original title: Lost After sending email

  Hello

   
  The question you posted would be better suited to Windows Live Solution Center. I suggest you to send your application in the Windows Live Solution Center for better support.
   
  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

• I sent an email using Windows Live Mail, but I don't see in my folder "sent" for hotmail. where should I look to find that it was really sent?

  Can someone tell me how can I tell if my email has been sent by the system of Windows Live Mail?

  Also, when I connect to Windows Messenger, I check ' sign my in automatically ', but whenever I come to the line, I have to him again and again. Why didn't he just connect me automatically?

  Thank you all for your help: it is appreciated!

  Lin

  Hello

  The question you have posted is related to Windows Live and will be well suited in the Windows Live Forum. Click on the link below.

  Windows Live Solution Center

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15