messages

Yoka

When I turn my computer on it stops before it reboots to my desktop. I have
to click on my name Yoka and it says that I have 14 messages.
My question is where do I go or find these messages?
I tried everything and so far no luck .

Shalom ,Yoka

Tom Willett

Mail messages?

"Yoka" <Yoka@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F8D1B8B3-C1F5-41BC-9A21-4677AF2F54F0@microsoft.com...
| When I turn my computer on it stops before it reboots to my desktop. I
have
| to click on my name Yoka and it says that I have 14 messages.
| My question is where do I go or find these messages?
| I tried everything and so far no luck .
|
| Shalom ,Yoka

Yoka

--
Shalom ,Yoka


"Tom Willett" wrote:

Mail messages?

I have never seen anything about messages there before Tom. I saw it for the
first time yesterday . I don't know what they are? It just says 'messages'.
I use AOL and have Comcast a broadband cable connection.
Could it be from Comcast from my windows explorer?
It never did that before not even when I had 20 messages there.
Thanks for trying to help me.

Yoka

> "Yoka" <Yoka@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F8D1B8B3-C1F5-41BC-9A21-4677AF2F54F0@microsoft.com...
> | When I turn my computer on it stops before it reboots to my desktop. I
> have
> | to click on my name Yoka and it says that I have 14 messages.
> | My question is where do I go or find these messages?
> | I tried everything and so far no luck .
> |
> | Shalom ,Yoka
>
>
>

sour

Do any other people use your windows logon, and could they have
accessed other mail or AOL accounts?

I ask because AOL provides you with a master account, and you can make
like six other screen names. If you had a few emails in each account
and you logged into them all without marking the messages as read,
they could all show up. Likewise, if just one other person uses the
same Windows logon as you and they logged into their account, any
unread mails could show up there. The same thing most likely applies
to any other email clients.

First I'd check all your email accounts. If that doesn't help, (and
assuming you have SP1 or newer) try downloading TweakUI.exe (link
below) from Microsoft. It will allow you to access a few system
settings that you can't alter by default. One of these options (Logon
> Unread Mail) will allow you to permanently disable unread messages
from showing.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx

Yoka

"sour" wrote:

> Do any other people use your windows logon, and could they have
> accessed other mail or AOL accounts?
>
> I ask because AOL provides you with a master account, and you can make
> like six other screen names. If you had a few emails in each account
> and you logged into them all without marking the messages as read,
> they could all show up. Likewise, if just one other person uses the
> same Windows logon as you and they logged into their account, any
> unread mails could show up there. The same thing most likely applies
> to any other email clients.
>
> First I'd check all your email accounts. If that doesn't help, (and
> assuming you have SP1 or newer) try downloading TweakUI.exe (link
> below) from Microsoft. It will allow you to access a few system
> settings that you can't alter by default. One of these options (Logon
> > Unread Mail) will allow you to permanently disable unread messages
> from showing.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
>
> I am the only person who uses this computer. The only use my AOL for email and I know it is not my broadband Comcast there was only 1 email there and the message says there are 15. The total message says:" You have 15 unread messages" . If I knew just where to look I have it made.
What is SP1 ? I am a woman and English is not even my first language.
Thanks for the link will check it out.
Have a great day
Yoka

sour

SP1 is Service Pack 1. It is an update to Windows XP that was released
in Sept 0f 2002, if you regularly use Windows Update/Microsoft Update
you most likely already have Service Pack 2 (SP2). The page I linked
to says you'll need SP1 to use TweakUI on XP, but it works fine on my
PCs with SP2 so I assume that it's a minimum requirement.

If you click "Start - Run" and type in "winver" a dialog should show
you which version of windows you are running.

Gordon

"sour" <SWEETSAPRIK@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1181072363.302012.294710@m36g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...
> SP1 is Service Pack 1. It is an update to Windows XP that was released
> in Sept 0f 2002, if you regularly use Windows Update/Microsoft Update
> you most likely already have Service Pack 2 (SP2). The page I linked
> to says you'll need SP1 to use TweakUI on XP, but it works fine on my
> PCs with SP2 so I assume that it's a minimum requirement.
>
> If you click "Start - Run" and type in "winver" a dialog should show
> you which version of windows you are running.
>


To whom are you talking and about what? Please quote the post you are
replying to.

http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html

Thank you.

Yoka

I know now what it is. It is from AOL it tells me how many emails I have in
my email box . I had to reinstall my AOL software and it must be something
new. I highlighted the messages and than I saw it was from AOL. I don't like
it at all that they did that and hope I can have that part deleted I want it
to reboot to my desktop as always.
At least now I know what it is.
Thank you all for trying to help.
Have a great day
Yoka


>
>
> "sour" wrote:
>
> > Do any other people use your windows logon, and could they have
> > accessed other mail or AOL accounts?
> >
> > I ask because AOL provides you with a master account, and you can make
> > like six other screen names. If you had a few emails in each account
> > and you logged into them all without marking the messages as read,
> > they could all show up. Likewise, if just one other person uses the
> > same Windows logon as you and they logged into their account, any
> > unread mails could show up there. The same thing most likely applies
> > to any other email clients.
> >
> > First I'd check all your email accounts. If that doesn't help, (and
> > assuming you have SP1 or newer) try downloading TweakUI.exe (link
> > below) from Microsoft. It will allow you to access a few system
> > settings that you can't alter by default. One of these options (Logon
> > > Unread Mail) will allow you to permanently disable unread messages
> > from showing.
> >
> > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
> >
> > I am the only person who uses this computer. The only use my AOL for email and I know it is not my broadband Comcast there was only 1 email there and the message says there are 15. The total message says:" You have 15 unread messages" . If I knew just where to look I have it made.
> What is SP1 ? I am a woman and English is not even my first language.
> Thanks for the link will check it out.
> Have a great day
> Yoka
>

Andrew Murray

In your email program. You can turn this function on/off with The PowerToys
utilities (available from microsoft.com).


"Yoka" <Yoka@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F8D1B8B3-C1F5-41BC-9A21-4677AF2F54F0@microsoft.com...
> When I turn my computer on it stops before it reboots to my desktop. I
> have
> to click on my name Yoka and it says that I have 14 messages.
> My question is where do I go or find these messages?
> I tried everything and so far no luck .
>
> Shalom ,Yoka