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Tigereyes1
Until I got Vista, I had no problems sending and receiving emails via my
Yahoo Account with Outlook 2003. Now I get constant error messages from my
ISP saying that I need to change to SSL settings. When I have changed to the
SSL settings/ports, I cannot send or receive email. With unsecured
settings/ports, i get constant errors. Last night every time Outlook checked
for mail, I got an error message saying that it could not authenticate my
name and password or that the server was unavailable. I have uninstalled and
reinstalled Outlook 2003, tried and had the same problems with Windows Mail.
My ISP says the problem is Norton - i've disabled email checking completely,
or Vista firewalls - cannot figure out how to change that or . I have spent
hours on the phone with Yahoo, with HP, with my ISP, Norton etc. They've
installed and uninstalled everything many times and the problem remains. The
last guy I talked to from tier 2 support with AT&T said that I would have the
problems as long as I had Vista or until Vista addressed the problem. I'm not
technologically advanced but can follow instructions pretty well so if anyone
has any suggestions that an end-user can follow, please help.
Yahoo Account with Outlook 2003. Now I get constant error messages from my
ISP saying that I need to change to SSL settings. When I have changed to the
SSL settings/ports, I cannot send or receive email. With unsecured
settings/ports, i get constant errors. Last night every time Outlook checked
for mail, I got an error message saying that it could not authenticate my
name and password or that the server was unavailable. I have uninstalled and
reinstalled Outlook 2003, tried and had the same problems with Windows Mail.
My ISP says the problem is Norton - i've disabled email checking completely,
or Vista firewalls - cannot figure out how to change that or . I have spent
hours on the phone with Yahoo, with HP, with my ISP, Norton etc. They've
installed and uninstalled everything many times and the problem remains. The
last guy I talked to from tier 2 support with AT&T said that I would have the
problems as long as I had Vista or until Vista addressed the problem. I'm not
technologically advanced but can follow instructions pretty well so if anyone
has any suggestions that an end-user can follow, please help.