Is there a way to 'undo delete' to recover deleted text in Windows Live Mail?

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• Cannot delete emails in windows live mail.

  I have delete my emails, I no longer wish to keep, and they jump right there in 10 seconds approximately.  Have repeatedly deleted, some moved to senders blocked; they all come back, okay, how many time I select and remove.  Even tried to move to the change and delete from there.  I have no alternatives for other than Windows Live Mail email?  I really liked Outlook Express.  Also can I remove my e-mail from windows and reinstall to a single e-mail account.
  Thank you.

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• Cannot delete messages in Windows Live Mail.

  Original title: cannot remove the send messages
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  Can't delete my messages 'send '. Reads the error message: an unknown error has occurred. No idea how to fix?

  You will find support for Windows Live Mail in these forums, plenty: http://windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?productid=15

• How to automatically clear all records deleted out of Windows Live Mail 2012

  I recently had 10 deleted Windows (it was causing all kinds of mischief) and have a lot of trouble with the store because they did not reinstall many of my files. I have since recovered all but a problem of e-mail. Until after all this, I had put my email to automatically empty all files deleted at the exit. Try as I might, I can't seem to find where I can enable this feature in Windows Live Mail 2012. Thanks in advance for any help with this.

  DRC Edmonton

  Button of the file | Options | Mail | Advanced tab | Maintenance.

  

• Cannot delete messages in Windows Live Mail after returning from 10 of Windows to Windows 7

  Separated from this thread.

  Hello. Want to jump in here even if it is an old thread. I have the same problem and have tried all the suggestions, my problem actually started when I upgraded to my wife and many win 10 is not ready for the change, so I'm back to Win 7 Home Premium. I contacted Ms. Tech Chat and was told to uninstall Windows 7 to "perhaps" to solve the problem. This is not acceptable. Everyone has to come with a fix or work around.

  Want to jump in here even if it is an old thread.

  It is rarely a good idea. If the solution has not worked, it is always best to use the option to ask a question on the menu to participate to start your own thread. There are so many variables involved that universal solutions are difficult to find. This is especially true when the title of the thread in the validation is not specific. For example, you also see a reading UID store failederror message?

  I have the same problem...

  I doubt it, because...

  ... my problem actually started when I upgraded to win 10 and... returned to Win 7

  It's a completely different scenario that could not arise last May when the thread you posted in was up-to-date.

  It seems that many of those who go back to Windows 7 from Windows 10 experience a corruption of the store folder (the folder where messages, calendars and the account settings are stored). According to your storage folder is how complex (several accounts, calendars a lot, a lot of messages number of files), it can be simpler to just create a new storage folder and fills again:

  1. Looking at your list of messages in Windows Live Mail, press Ctrl-Shift-O for Options. On the Advanced tab, click Maintenance and then store the file. Copy the path to locate the storage folder.
  2. Close Windows Live Mail and wait a few minutes (the program will continue to run in the background, while he does his household).
  3. Press the Windows key + E to open an Explorer window, and then paste or type the path that you copied to the (1) in the address bar and press ENTER. This should open your storage folder.
  4. Right-click on the name of the folder in the navigation pane, and select Rename. Call the Live Mail Backup.
  5. A repair must check that all the program files are present and correct and properly registered, as appropriate. To do this, close all running programs, and then press Windows key + R, type wlarp and press ENTER. In the window that opens, select repair all Windows Essentials programs:

     

  
  When it is finished, restart the computer.
  1. Start Windows Live Mail and wait the program installs before doing anything. Press Ctrl-Shift-T to start the add your Assistant e-mail accounts and follow the prompts to add your e-mail accounts.
  2. Click once on the work online on the status bar and deconnecter disconnect Internet to avoid interference email downloads, and then use the file > import messages (I Alt - F) and point the wizard to the Live Mail Backup folder level. Do not intervene while the import happens.
  3. Leave the program alone for a while (an hour or two, or even a night or more) to enable him to reindex all your messages, then close and wait half an hour for the program to do his household.
  4. Relaunch the program and look at your messages under folder imported into storage folders. Take it slow, drag files out of any folder and drop in the location you want. Again, give the program time to re - indexing messages in their new location.

  Note that you can not drag files out of storage files. If you want to forward messages to a high plu account folder in the folders pane, you need to select messages to transfer, and then use the right click > move or copy folder. The controls are also available as buttons in the folders of the Ribbon tab.

• delete contacts in windows live mail.

  When am I going to send my wife some thing to work, I type the first letter of (c) address and I get several suggestions. only is good. My question is how to remove those who is not correct? Thanks in advance for any help.

  Jim

  For help on Windows Live Mail, go to the Portal customer Mail to the Windows Live Solution Center . They can help you better can we in this forum of desktop Windows Vista and customization .

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• Recovery of emails to a deleted account in Windows Live Mail 2011

  Hello

  I recently installed MS Outlook on my PC.  As such, I wanted to avoid future e-mails sent on behalf of Windows Live Mail that I now want to use it just for Hotmail.
  In order to test the Outlook installation, I thought I want to remove my account from Windows Live Mail in the understanding that it would simply be the future email delivery.  However, it seems surprisingly have removed all traces of the account and all associated records.  These appear to be no cases on the hard drive at all and even do a system restore did not return.
  I can't believe for one moment that Microsoft would be so easy to lose so much important data so easily and would appreciate some advice on how I can restore or access these emails.
  Thank you

  The warning appears only for POP3 accounts, but it always appear for these accounts. Other accounts (IMAP, HTTP) keep all messages showing in WLMail on the server, so remove such an account will result in no data loss.

  If you are using Windows 7, you can restore a previous version of your storage folder.

  Noel

• The applications listed under Launchpad, is there a way I can delete the ones I don't use on my MAC Air?

  The applications listed under Launchpad, is there a way I can delete the ones I don't use on my MAC Air? I hope that I can free up space.

  Start the LaunchPad and hold the option key. The icons will start to shake and an X will appear in the upper corner of some but not all. Click the X to remove the application. Programs that have an X are only purchased/downloaded from the App Store. Integrated programs in Mac OS (like Safari) or programs you have downloaded/purchased elsewhere will not be a X. You should not delete (or move) programs such as Safari and Mail (built-in programs) because the update from Apple guess they were be on your computer in their installation location. Weird things happen if they are moved or deleted.

  Programs you don't purchase/download from the App Store can be deleted without the help of the dashboard, but you must be careful about this. Third party programs can be installed in different ways: some come in disk images and are trained in your application forms. These can be moved without danger in the trash. Some are installed using an installation program, and these require a little care to remove. In some cases, they set up items in addition to the program and require a special uninstall program, but this is not true in all cases. I always do the note of programs using a Setup program, so I can make sure I have properly uninstall.

• is there anyway to restore the deleted text messages?

  is there anyway to restore the deleted text messages?

  balhblah wrote:

  is there anyway to restore the deleted text messages?

  Yes, you restore them by restoring your phone to your iTunes or icloud backup, as text message is part of the backup.

  If you don't back upwards - so no you can't restore the.

• Is there a way I can recover my Outlook Express email. I hate Windows live mail and want to come back to Outlook Express. I have Windows 7.

  Is there a way I can recover my Outlook Express e-mail account.  I downloaded Windows Live Mail and don't like it at all.  I can't understand how to add a new contact.

  You post in a forum of Vista and Outlook Express last used in XP. If you mean Vista Windows Mail, unless you have removed the account, just open the program and use it. You can remove WLMail whenever you want. It is a part of the programs in the window Live Essentials Control Panel uninstall section.

• Are there possible ways to check the use of database applications on windows 8?

  Original title: use of data

  Are there possible ways to check the use of database applications on windows 8?

  SB

  If by data use you mean internet is used by desktop applications, you must install a 3rd party like net limiter tool.

• How can I recover a permanently deleted email from the junk e-mail folder in the Windows Live Mail client?

  Hello

  I got an email that was in my folder of spam on June 1, 2011.  Rather than consider this email, I clicked on the 'X' box that appeared next to my Junk folder in my Windows Live Mail client.  This permanently deleted email in my spam folder.  I wish I had this email restored in order to see what it was.  Is there a way to do this?  Thank you!

  If the message is not found in the deleted items folder, it went.

  In these forums, you will find support for Windows Live Mail: http://windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?productid=15

• Windows Live Mail - deleting email address but want to keep his e-mails in a new email address

  I change over my old email addresses (3 of them - one for friends, business, work) for 3 new, different e-mail address because I changed internet service providers.

  I exported e-mails from old e-mail addresses to save to an external drive.

  What I want to do is to import them into my new email addresses in the new Inbox folders where I store the correspondence.  Then it would be emails to or from an older email address, different enter one of my new folders of files of addresses in the Inbox where I separate topics/types of e-mail by e-mail.

  I tested it and it seems to work.  I imported a file, who appeared in 'Storage files' as a ' imported '.  Then I selected all the emails in a specific folder (example: invoices) and moved them to a new folder called (different) email inbox "bills".  They transferred and I can access and read emails - the old and the new, and it doesn't seem to matter that the old emails have been associated with a different email address.

  I just want to be sure I'm doing the right thing, or if it would have the unintended consequence of do - as I play until the file structure, etc., or do something that will cause WLM malfunction later.

  Worse comes to worse, I e-mail stored on a drive for expansion, but it would be easier to have the old and new e-mail consolidated on my current WLM.

  I did the right thing, or is that a no-no?  Or is there a better way?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Nancy

  It seems to me that if you do everything absolutely right. The program does not care which account a message has been sent to or-it's just a message, so you can put it in any folder you like. The only word of caution would be to allow Windows Live Mail enough time for large numbers of newly imported or - moved message index, perhaps even in working offline at the same time to minimize interference from sync/send/receive operations.

  A good reason to use storage folders rather than files under one account to store messages to archive, is that when you delete an account, all its files and their content is permanently deleted. If it is not easy, it is possible to accidentally delete an account.

• How to delete Windows Live Mail fonts

  I have so many fonts in Windows Live Mail that I have need; they all look alike.  How can I safely delete them?

  The last point, they have disabled what was used to be used in OE for stationery and have only basic stuff that are pretty ugly.  There is no version of OE can be installed in Win7 or 8.  I suspect what said you, was that you could buy Outlook, but has neither stationery.  The only way to use OE in Win 7 is via a virtual machine (see www.oehelp.com/OEnWin7.aspx).

  For fonts, you can copy the contents of C:\windows\fonts to save the fonts.  Then you can take a stab and delete those you don't need.  If you accidentally delete one you wanted, then you can go to the copy and then right-click on the police and choose Install to reinstall.  So just save them first and you can play with what you have without worry.

  Remember however, that unless the recipient of your e-mail message has the font installed on their computer, the fonts you choose will not be what they see.

  see you soon,

  Steve

• Under 'My Questions', to the question "cannot preview before printing in Windows Live Mail?", it shows a response, but when I click it, the answer is not there.

  Can't find an answer

  Under 'My Questions', to the question "can't preview before printing in Windows Live Mail?", it shows"last reply December 22, 2011 | by frank dem", but when I click it, it isn't there."

  Usermcw

  This is because it was deleted December 22, 2011. Looks that they cited just your original post, so she was removed because she had nothing to do with the thread.