Someone please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails. Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message). And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back. And every time it stops at the same
point. Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"jennifer" wrote in message
...
I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails.

I would suggest that you find ways to back these files up.

Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message).

I've seen this happen when the email that's being downloaded has a virus, is
rejected by the antivirus program, and the download gets stuck in a loop
with it never finishing the message download or deleting it from the server.
It's necessary to bypass the Outlook Express client and use something that
talks more directly with the mailbox; many ISPs have a webmail interface.
Find the email that the download is sticking on and delete it there, so
Outlook Express doesn't try to download it again.

If you are seeing any virus warnings when you are downloading mail, this is
another clue.

And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back.

And that would be because when the timeout happens, the email client doesn't
send the 'delete message' command to the mail server; it just gives up. You
have to get past that message.

And every time it stops at the same
point.

I would expect that you need to manually delete at least one message from
the server.

Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hard to say why that one is unless you're addressing them incorrectly or the
destination servers are refusing mail from your domain (often because of
spam).

HTH
-pk

"jennifer" wrote in message
...
I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails.

I would suggest that you find ways to back these files up.

Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message).

I've seen this happen when the email that's being downloaded has a virus, is
rejected by the antivirus program, and the download gets stuck in a loop
with it never finishing the message download or deleting it from the server.
It's necessary to bypass the Outlook Express client and use something that
talks more directly with the mailbox; many ISPs have a webmail interface.
Find the email that the download is sticking on and delete it there, so
Outlook Express doesn't try to download it again.

If you are seeing any virus warnings when you are downloading mail, this is
another clue.

And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back.

And that would be because when the timeout happens, the email client doesn't
send the 'delete message' command to the mail server; it just gives up. You
have to get past that message.

And every time it stops at the same
point.

I would expect that you need to manually delete at least one message from
the server.

Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hard to say why that one is unless you're addressing them incorrectly or the
destination servers are refusing mail from your domain (often because of
spam).

HTH
-pk

I have another suggestion: Scrap Outlook Express and go to Netscape
7.1. Visit http://wp.netscape.com/download/full_install.html to get the
install file. That might not work but it's worth a shot. Netscape
has a trainable spam filter, so that's a plus if you have a spam
problem. Hope I have been of some help.

Patrick Keenan wrote:

"jennifer" wrote in message
...

I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails.


I would suggest that you find ways to back these files up.


Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message).


I've seen this happen when the email that's being downloaded has a virus, is
rejected by the antivirus program, and the download gets stuck in a loop
with it never finishing the message download or deleting it from the server.
It's necessary to bypass the Outlook Express client and use something that
talks more directly with the mailbox; many ISPs have a webmail interface.
Find the email that the download is sticking on and delete it there, so
Outlook Express doesn't try to download it again.

If you are seeing any virus warnings when you are downloading mail, this is
another clue.


And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back.


And that would be because when the timeout happens, the email client doesn't
send the 'delete message' command to the mail server; it just gives up. You
have to get past that message.


And every time it stops at the same
point.


I would expect that you need to manually delete at least one message from
the server.


Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hard to say why that one is unless you're addressing them incorrectly or the
destination servers are refusing mail from your domain (often because of
spam).

HTH
-pk

I have another suggestion: Scrap Outlook Express and go to Netscape
7.1. Visit http://wp.netscape.com/download/full_install.html to get the
install file. That might not work but it's worth a shot. Netscape
has a trainable spam filter, so that's a plus if you have a spam
problem. Hope I have been of some help.

Patrick Keenan wrote:

"jennifer" wrote in message
...

I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails.


I would suggest that you find ways to back these files up.


Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message).


I've seen this happen when the email that's being downloaded has a virus, is
rejected by the antivirus program, and the download gets stuck in a loop
with it never finishing the message download or deleting it from the server.
It's necessary to bypass the Outlook Express client and use something that
talks more directly with the mailbox; many ISPs have a webmail interface.
Find the email that the download is sticking on and delete it there, so
Outlook Express doesn't try to download it again.

If you are seeing any virus warnings when you are downloading mail, this is
another clue.


And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back.


And that would be because when the timeout happens, the email client doesn't
send the 'delete message' command to the mail server; it just gives up. You
have to get past that message.


And every time it stops at the same
point.


I would expect that you need to manually delete at least one message from
the server.


Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hard to say why that one is unless you're addressing them incorrectly or the
destination servers are refusing mail from your domain (often because of
spam).

HTH
-pk

-----Original Message-----
I have another suggestion: Scrap Outlook Express and go
to Netscape
7.1. Visit
http://wp.netscape.com/download/full_install.html to get
the
install file. That might not work but it's worth a
shot. Netscape
has a trainable spam filter, so that's a plus if you have
a spam
problem. Hope I have been of some help.

Patrick Keenan wrote:

"jennifer" wrote
in message
...

I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails.


I would suggest that you find ways to back these files
up.


Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message).


I've seen this happen when the email that's being
downloaded has a virus, is
rejected by the antivirus program, and the download
gets stuck in a loop
with it never finishing the message download or
deleting it from the server.
It's necessary to bypass the Outlook Express client and
use something that
talks more directly with the mailbox; many ISPs have a
webmail interface.
Find the email that the download is sticking on and
delete it there, so
Outlook Express doesn't try to download it again.

If you are seeing any virus warnings when you are
downloading mail, this is
another clue.


And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back.


And that would be because when the timeout happens, the
email client doesn't
send the 'delete message' command to the mail server;
it just gives up. You
have to get past that message.


And every time it stops at the same
point.


I would expect that you need to manually delete at
least one message from
the server.


Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hard to say why that one is unless you're addressing
them incorrectly or the
destination servers are refusing mail from your domain
(often because of
spam).

HTH
-pk



.
Is it possible that my computer has a virus. I have 2
virus protectors but I don't think they work good or it is
possible that my computer may have got a virus during the
few days that I did not have the virus protector. My
first one had expired and I went about two or three days
before I purchased another one. The two that I have is
McAfee and AVG anti-virus. If it is possible that I have
a virus, what can I possibly do. I also tried the first
things that you told me. I went in a different way, to my
emails, and delete over 4000 and when I went into outlook
express they were not there. But when I start to download
the new ones and delete them the new ones the I deleted
still comes back. It just take so long the get and delete
them the other way and if I try to send emails they come
back to me even if I go to my sons email address on msn
and my nephews at yahoo.

-----Original Message-----
I have another suggestion: Scrap Outlook Express and go
to Netscape
7.1. Visit
http://wp.netscape.com/download/full_install.html to get
the
install file. That might not work but it's worth a
shot. Netscape
has a trainable spam filter, so that's a plus if you have
a spam
problem. Hope I have been of some help.

Patrick Keenan wrote:

"jennifer" wrote
in message
...

I am having trouble with my emails. First, I use to be
able to click on Outlook Express and it would
automatically go to my Inbox and check my emails. Now, I
have to choose for it to go to the default user and it
always say no new message even though there is new
messages. Second: I have over 10,000 emails.


I would suggest that you find ways to back these files
up.


Every time I
start to download them, they get to a certain point and
stop ( with a ppo3 has timed out error message).


I've seen this happen when the email that's being
downloaded has a virus, is
rejected by the antivirus program, and the download
gets stuck in a loop
with it never finishing the message download or
deleting it from the server.
It's necessary to bypass the Outlook Express client and
use something that
talks more directly with the mailbox; many ISPs have a
webmail interface.
Find the email that the download is sticking on and
delete it there, so
Outlook Express doesn't try to download it again.

If you are seeing any virus warnings when you are
downloading mail, this is
another clue.


And the
emails that I have downloaded to that point and deleted
keeps coming back.


And that would be because when the timeout happens, the
email client doesn't
send the 'delete message' command to the mail server;
it just gives up. You
have to get past that message.


And every time it stops at the same
point.


I would expect that you need to manually delete at
least one message from
the server.


Third: When I send emails they come right back to
me. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hard to say why that one is unless you're addressing
them incorrectly or the
destination servers are refusing mail from your domain
(often because of
spam).

HTH
-pk



.
Is it possible that my computer has a virus. I have 2
virus protectors but I don't think they work good or it is
possible that my computer may have got a virus during the
few days that I did not have the virus protector. My
first one had expired and I went about two or three days
before I purchased another one. The two that I have is
McAfee and AVG anti-virus. If it is possible that I have
a virus, what can I possibly do. I also tried the first
things that you told me. I went in a different way, to my
emails, and delete over 4000 and when I went into outlook
express they were not there. But when I start to download
the new ones and delete them the new ones the I deleted
still comes back. It just take so long the get and delete
them the other way and if I try to send emails they come
back to me even if I go to my sons email address on msn
and my nephews at yahoo.