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Yr computer may be out of memory, or your disk is full. So Error Message 1 is way off! Reply to author. Report message as abuse. Show original message. Either email addresses are anonymous for this group or you need the view member email addresses permission to view the original message.
After many months of reliable service, I have just started receiving the following message whenever I try to start Windows Mail: "Windows Mail could not be started. Gary VanderMolen. The error message reported by Windows Mail is not related to enabling file sharing on your local network. It is more indicative of interference from a security program. I don't know whether installing Windows Live Mail will recover your missing emails, but it is certainly worth a try.
It can't hurt anything. It sounds like some critical Vista files are corrupted. Kansas John. Same problem here, but with Trend Micro. Restore doesn't help and I ain't about to remove and reinstall my security program because thousands of complaints about this very thing all over the web are not being solved by anything anybody does, except maybe what the MS-MVP says: Use something else and hope for better days.
A recent version of the Trend antivirus program details not available also causes assorted problems in Windows Mail, and has to be uninstalled to stop it from causing problems.
Hello, It happened to me, I got error 0xC,2. Thanks for you report. However, that "WinMail. Norton antivirus is among the top three troublemakers for Windows Mail. Symptoms often don't surface until several months have gone by, or until an update occurs. First, be sure to disable its email scanning. I am trying to make Windows Mail work firsttime after many months of owning the new Vista-PC and after reliably using outlook on Windows for about 10 years - which is outdated now.
This is the third thread you've started on the same issue. Please start only one thread per issue. I use Windows Live Mail. This problem usually happens when starting Windows Mail. Many users have encountered it but the way they fixed it varies from one another. If you are using Microsoft Windows Vista, try this.
Note: User Account Control can be annoying but disabling it will bring you a less secure system. Restart your computer for the changes to take effect.
After booting, create a new user account then restart the computer in Safe mode. To restart in Safe mode, restart your computer normally then press F8 before the Windows logo appears. After logging in, restart your computer normally then log in back to the user account you just created.
Try launching Windows Mail then complete the configuration. See if this works. Make sure Windows Mail is not running or close it if it is running. After this, start Windows Mail and see if it works.
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