Completely irrelevant and unjustifiably hostile. You said yourself that this may have nothing to do with the problem and it clearly almost certainly doesn't. This has nothing to do with my setup.

Gene, I guess you are fine with your setup, so why bother? Let's here comment from the original poster.

I don't see any relevance to the problem. Evidently, updating should be automatic but it is only being done manually. Perhaps it's a way of storing messages on your computer without them being on

This may not apply to you but follow the steps here. Another WLM mess. http://www.askvg.com/fix-duplicate-imap-folders-sent-junk-and-deleted-items-created-in-windows-live-mail/

Hi Sylvia, Most bare hard drives do not include mounting screws. You can use the ones from the old drive.

OK, I got the folder list refreshed after checking out Gene's link. That deleted the folder that I wanted to delete. However, every time I try to rename or delete another folder, I get an error

Well, no if you plan to replace your old one. Your old screws should work. No worry. Thanks for asking.

Sorry but did you try removing the HDD from Device Manager? I would like you to also remove the related USB Mass Storage Device, from the Universal Serial Bus controllers folder in Device Manager when

After that long discussion on this list regarding hearing aids, I went to an audiologist and found I had 38% hearing loss in one ear and 32 in the other. I was told that was considered to be mild

Hi Carlos and all, I’m back with another question about installing the new hd. I’ve been reading some reviews about the wd drive you recommended. One thing that was stated was that the drive

it worked previously to me me updating. Also it works with my windows 7 machine -------------------------------------------------- Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2016 3:11 AM To:

Thanks so much. I understand. Give it another try when you got some time. It's better now. Of course you may need to change some settings to make it more comfortable to use. I'll try to find those

No battle at all. Absolutely No bad feelings at all. You can always say what ever you want with me. I am accustomed to WLM. It has always served me quite well for several years now. I really do

That's far too broad a generalization. In the case of one user who doesn't have to worry about viewing mail on multiple devices, pop is fine. If you are worried about synchronizing mail on multiple

Windows Live mail is slightly more accessible than Thunderbird. Also, Windows Live Mail has at least one feature I don't want to lose and I would if I switched to thunderbird. Wherever I am, I can

No. POP3 is not recommended at all. GMail+Thunderbird+IMAP=best experience, IMO.

I do have access for less secure apps turned on. I still can't figure out what keystrokes to use in WLM to update the folder list. I can't remember the reasons that I decided that ThunderBird would

I am still wondering. What is the advantage of using WLM? Accessibility? Got use of it? I do not want to battle but anyway.

See this discussion. I'm not sure just how to do what is being discussed but it can be done. I might play around and see if I can see how this is done but I don't use IMAP and I don't know if the

WLM actually. By the way I am not using WLM right now and honestly I do not want to provide inaccurate information. Also you may need to enable something called access for less secure apps in your