duplicate emails in windows mail

Larry P

2 copies of every email in windows mail - very annoying (but only to one
email address)
that account is only listed in accounts once (its the first one listed)
other email addresses only get one copy of email
tried turning norton off - no luck
only happens when save at server turned on ( i think windows mail may be
pulling a 2nd copy from server - even though it shouldn't)
any ideas. comcast and gateway computers couldnt solve this. Thanks for
any help.

B. Smith

"Larry P" <> wrote in message
news:.gbl...
>2 copies of every email in windows mail - very annoying (but only to one
>email address)
> that account is only listed in accounts once (its the first one listed)
> other email addresses only get one copy of email
> tried turning norton off - no luck
> only happens when save at server turned on ( i think windows mail may be
> pulling a 2nd copy from server - even though it shouldn't)
> any ideas. comcast and gateway computers couldnt solve this. Thanks for
> any help.


Use NOD32 .

Peter Foldes

It is your Anti Virus that is causing this.. Norton,MacAfee and Trend has to be
uninstalled completely using their uninstall tool located at their site and then
re-installed without the email integration (email scanning) or otherwise just by
turning the email scanning feature off it will not work or correct the issue.

Norton Uninstall tool


--
Peter

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"Larry P" <> wrote in message
news:.gbl...
>2 copies of every email in windows mail - very annoying (but only to one email
>address)
> that account is only listed in accounts once (its the first one listed)
> other email addresses only get one copy of email
> tried turning norton off - no luck
> only happens when save at server turned on ( i think windows mail may be pulling a
> 2nd copy from server - even though it shouldn't)
> any ideas. comcast and gateway computers couldnt solve this. Thanks for any
> help.

B. Smith

"[signious] ^ 2" <> wrote in message
news:494587d6$...
> avast home is free and does not create this double email problem either
>

Yeah ... I use a lot of free crap !

Crap is free for a reason.

Just look at linux.

If I want a bogged down, useless PC...I will try some of this free junk.

NOD32 does the job...and I like supporting their efforts with MONEY.

You know...money ?
Its what people live off of.
I want my security spe******ts to eat regularly.

Larry P

"Peter Foldes" <> wrote in message
news:.gbl...
> It is your Anti Virus that is causing this.. Norton,MacAfee and Trend has
> to be uninstalled completely using their uninstall tool located at their
> site and then re-installed without the email integration (email scanning)
> or otherwise just by turning the email scanning feature off it will not
> work or correct the issue.
>
> Norton Uninstall tool
>
>
> --
> Peter

Thanks for everyone's input! I't a shame Norton doesn't fix this issue. If
NOD folks can create a program with less bugs I'm surprised Norton doesn't
have the resourses to do it. I tried free antiviral software years ago and
did find whatever I happened to try to have a unsatisfying user interface
(not too friendly) and more designed for people more knowledgeable than me.
But maybe the stuff has improved.

B. Smith

"[signious] ^ 2" <> wrote in message
news:49459e0d$...
> Nod32 is good.... but if you knew what I was talking about,
> avast free home edition and avast pro edition are very similar...
>
> you can pay for avast .... why don't you eat your foot and go to the site
> you ignorant idiot?
>
>
>
> I don't suppose you have even seen any tests comparing the various
> antivirus programs?
>
> because avast scored very well.
>
> its not the usual junk free stuff like the stupid avg ....
>
> now about linux.. I find you completely ignorant there too...
>
>
> linux is very good.. have you used ubuntu 8.10 before saying
> inaccuracies??
>
>
>


LOL.
Avast sucks.
For free...it beats a fly-swatter.
I am a long standing member with NOD32...it keeps me problem free.
Why would I fix what ain't broke ?

I ain't no freebie moron.

Yes...i tried ubuntu 8.10 ... and it wrecked my PC.
Notice I have an SLI PC ----which 8.10 fried.

I use debian---which sucks less than ubuntu --- but not by much.

Yes , if I was some turd in the middle of Africa....ubutntu would be OK.

I ain't that turd tho.

Third world turds are used to shet....let them have at it.

Let their ubuntu PC's teach them how to turn sand into food.

I'm waiting for this.

ubuntu is a charity case.

=?Utf-8?B?TWljayBNdXJwaHk=?=

Larry, forget the ramblings of this idiot, Smith!
Nod32 and Kaspersky are not too bad for paid AVs.
Put it this way; they are better than Norton, lol.

A really good, and free AV is Avast.
I put it on a lot of my customers' computers.
I show then how to use it, they are happy.
And, I leave the email scanning on with it.
Listen for the howls now!



Avast Anti-Virus is XP and Vista compatible (32bit and 64bit Versions),
FREE, auto-updating, and a low resources user of your computer.
And, only have 1(one) Anti-Virus installed / running on your computer at any
one time..
Conflicts may occur if you have more than 1(one).

Cheers.

--
Mad Mike


"Larry P" wrote:

>
> "Peter Foldes" <> wrote in message
> news:.gbl...
> > It is your Anti Virus that is causing this.. Norton,MacAfee and Trend has
> > to be uninstalled completely using their uninstall tool located at their
> > site and then re-installed without the email integration (email scanning)
> > or otherwise just by turning the email scanning feature off it will not
> > work or correct the issue.
> >
> > Norton Uninstall tool
> >
> >
> > --
> > Peter
>
> Thanks for everyone's input! I't a shame Norton doesn't fix this issue. If
> NOD folks can create a program with less bugs I'm surprised Norton doesn't
> have the resourses to do it. I tried free antiviral software years ago and
> did find whatever I happened to try to have a unsatisfying user interface
> (not too friendly) and more designed for people more knowledgeable than me.
> But maybe the stuff has improved.
>
>

=?Utf-8?B?TWljayBNdXJwaHk=?=

"Yes , if I was some turd in the middle of Africa....ubutntu would be OK.

I ain't that turd tho.

Third world turds are used to shet....let them have at it."

You are just a dirty racist.
You have been reported to the Authorities.

--
Mad Mike


"B. Smith" wrote:

> "[signious] ^ 2" <> wrote in message
> news:49459e0d$...
> > Nod32 is good.... but if you knew what I was talking about,
> > avast free home edition and avast pro edition are very similar...
> >
> > you can pay for avast .... why don't you eat your foot and go to the site
> > you ignorant idiot?
> >
> >
> >
> > I don't suppose you have even seen any tests comparing the various
> > antivirus programs?
> >
> > because avast scored very well.
> >
> > its not the usual junk free stuff like the stupid avg ....
> >
> > now about linux.. I find you completely ignorant there too...
> >
> >
> > linux is very good.. have you used ubuntu 8.10 before saying
> > inaccuracies??
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> LOL.
> Avast sucks.
> For free...it beats a fly-swatter.
> I am a long standing member with NOD32...it keeps me problem free.
> Why would I fix what ain't broke ?
>
> I ain't no freebie moron.
>
> Yes...i tried ubuntu 8.10 ... and it wrecked my PC.
> Notice I have an SLI PC ----which 8.10 fried.
>
> I use debian---which sucks less than ubuntu --- but not by much.
>
> Yes , if I was some turd in the middle of Africa....ubutntu would be OK.
>
> I ain't that turd tho.
>
> Third world turds are used to shet....let them have at it.
>
> Let their ubuntu PC's teach them how to turn sand into food.
>
> I'm waiting for this.
>
> ubuntu is a charity case.
>
>

Larry P

"Mick Murphy" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Larry, forget the ramblings of this idiot, Smith!
> Nod32 and Kaspersky are not too bad for paid AVs.
> Put it this way; they are better than Norton, lol.
>
> A really good, and free AV is Avast.
> I put it on a lot of my customers' computers.
> I show then how to use it, they are happy.
> And, I leave the email scanning on with it.
> Listen for the howls now!
>
>
>
> Avast Anti-Virus is XP and Vista compatible (32bit and 64bit Versions),
> FREE, auto-updating, and a low resources user of your computer.
> And, only have 1(one) Anti-Virus installed / running on your computer at
> any
> one time..
> Conflicts may occur if you have more than 1(one).
>
> Cheers.
>
> --
> Mad Mike

Thanks! Your helpfulness is appreciated.