Hi Mike, I’m glad my instructions helped.

Hi Mike, I think I have found the setting that lets you get rid of messages. You need to go to settings and then find the option that says forwarding and pop3. Once you do this, arrow down the page an

If you use Gmail with an Email client, all deleted messages will end up in the trash and you will have to manually delete them.

Hi Mike, if 587 doesn’t seem to work, you could also try 465. This is just a suggestion.

Hi Mike, I don’t think you have to change anything on the website. You will just need to configure your Email client to work with gmx.

Hi Carlos, I forgot to mention that you can use gmx using pop3 and a client.

Mike, I wanted to mention something else about gmx accounts. Setting up an account isn’t the easiest due to the fact that you will encounter one of those annoying verification options. Yes, you will h

Mike, I found Gmail to be a lot more user friendly. The main drawback of gmx is that the website is in English and German so this may cause a bit of an issue when reading things.

I have the files for both the 2009 and 2012 versions if anyone needs them.

Carlos, would you like me to upload the file to dropbox and then post the link here?

I wonder if ms accessibility would be willing to work with me even though I’m not in the US. I’ve also seen the articles that suggest booting into safe mode.

Hi Carlos, I’ve tried this and get the same error message.

Hi list, I’m having trouble accessing my admin user account on my Windows7 machine. This problem started last night. When I switch to my admin account, I get the following message. "The User Profile S

Gene, thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately, this service is only available to people in the US.

Thanks for the clarification. This might give me a couple more options.

If I was going to use the machine as my main system, I would be interested but since I’m only using it as a secondary machine, I’ll go with the non-touch model.

Should I stick to something that is a non-touch machine? I don’t want to spend money on something if I won’t be able to use it.

Dell seems to have some good deals at the moment. I have two questions. What does it mean when the specs say touch enabled. What are two in one machines?

I’d love to get one of the xps 13 models but I don’t need that much power. I just want something that I can use in case my main system goes down. I’ll have to check the Dell website for sales.

Hi list, I’m considering getting myself a new laptop in the next couple of months and I would like your opinions on two different brands. I’m looking at either Acer or Dell. Has anyone had good or bad