Computer Hope
Software => Computer software => Topic started by: Dougthedog on January 02, 2010, 02:29:59 PM
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My mail program will simply not run.
It will run but after a minute or so the following error message appears: 0x800C0155
I have run my antivirus and antispam programs but i still have the problem, the curious thing is the other users on my PC are able to use the Windows Live Mail without a hitch when they log in.
i am currently running my PC on Windows7 Ultimate
Hope anyone can help thanks
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Have you tried using something like http://www.ccleaner.com/ and cleaning out your files.
It sounds like something linked to your account so I would start there. Run a full scan and clean.
Let us know how you get on ;)
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after that try over installing, run the setup file again
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i have this problem with me too.
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You may want to try reinstalling the software.
i have this problem with me too.
Then start a new topic.
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what what i have done
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What?
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sorry i meant (that what i have done ) no hope in this life except this site
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Run CCleaner but it didn't sort out the problen :(
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reinstall Windows Live ???
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i can't reinstall coz it will not let me uninstall it >:( :'(
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Try Revo (http://revouninstaller.com).
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install over it
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Nope Revo will not uninstall it :-[ :'(
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Are you an administrator
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yes i am Admin
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Ok i have finally removed Windows Mail but i can't reinstall the software because whenever i go to the download section its points out the fact that i still have it installed. I done a reboot aswell
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How did you remove it??
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i used Revo
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Are you an administrator
n admin here but carbon
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n admin here but carbon
What?
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n admin here but carbon
PLEASE stop trying to help.
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PLEASE stop trying to help.
why i know some info that might help people so what is the meaning of this site if no buddy helped the people with problems .this website will be useless
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I know you mean well, but not one of your posts is helpful.
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allan do you understand me or what ???? i don't think so . you think that my posts are ridiculous .(i don't care about your opinion ) i may be rude but i had enough from you and any buddy like so .i will try to make you understand me with an easy way (if you see any thread that i am talking in don't try and enter it because it will be easy to make me say rude stuff .......................
best regards from :
Kareem eltanahy
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Let me just step in and clarify here kareem.
In this Post the OP was asked if he was logged into his machine as Admin.
You replied that Carbon was the only Admin here.
Those are 2 completely different things unrelated which means you may not have had a clear understanding of the issue at hand.
And i'll remind you all to keep things civil.
patio.
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Are you downloading from here? http://download.live.com/ (http://download.live.com/)
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I know you mean well, but not one of your posts is helpful.
Where is the ignore button when ya need it
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Where is the ignore button when ya need it
:) The downside to that is the inability to know when you have to correct advice in a post that, if followed, would cause more trouble for the OP than he or she started with.
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Are you downloading from here? http://download.live.com/ (http://download.live.com/)
Yes i am
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Hi DougtheDog I'm not entirely sure that removing windows mail was the right choice as it's part of windows. (Not saying it's a bad thing) just thinking you should of removed your account first and then tried a new account.
What happens when you try to start live mail now?
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Hi DougtheDog I'm not entirely sure that removing windows mail was the right choice as it's part of windows. (Not saying it's a bad thing) just thinking you should of removed your account first and then tried a new account.
What happens when you try to start live mail now?
Are you referring to the User account right?
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Are you referring to the User account right?
Yes the user account
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Try using "Forced Uninstall" with Revo using the following
"Path"
C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Mail
"programs name"
Windows Live Mail
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well it seems i've tried almost everything and still no solution, so i guess i will have to access my email via my web browsers :(
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I have had the same problem where my hotmail did not work but all other accounts do.
Although I have fixed this problem I still can not uninstall live essentials.
to fix the problem open live mail
right click the non working email account
select properties
select the server tab
change the server URL from
http://mail.services.live.com/DeltaSync_v1.0.0/sync.aspx
to
http://services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/httpmail.asp
Something to do with the upgrade from the old Hotmail to windows live
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Not able to as i had already deleted Windows Live
But i cannot reinstall it as whenver i run the installation program it reads as if i still have it installed
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This is probably due to something left behind in the registry. try using a registry cleaner such as registry mechanic (which I used for the same problem but had to pay for) or a free regcleaner to get rid of entries left behind when you unistalled.
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This is probably due to something left behind in the registry. try using a registry cleaner such as registry mechanic (which I used for the same problem but had to pay for) or a free regcleaner to get rid of entries left behind when you unistalled.
No no no no no.
Do NOT use a registry cleaner. They have the potential to do more harm than good.
This is probably due to something left behind in the registry.
No it's not.
(which I used for the same problem but had to pay for)
You were duped.
Registry cleaners will find hundreds of "issues" with your computer that are not there, just so you will buy them. If you really want to clean your registry which you don't really have to use something like CCleaner (http://www.ccleaner.com/download/)
as at least you can back up your registry and then clean it. Do not fall into the trap of these so called registry cleaners like regcure. There not worth the trouble they can bring to your computer.
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These 4 registry keys can be deleted,Revo's forced uninstall should have done that already though.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail desktop
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail desktop
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These 4 registry keys can be deleted,Revo's forced uninstall should have done that already though.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail desktop
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail desktop
Can i manually remove these?
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First Create a restore point (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Create-a-restore-point) in case you do something wrong. Then you can manually backup and delete the registry keys (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Back-up-the-registry)