>I have this problem that everything in my deleted folder stays, yet when i
> click on the message it gives an error that message cannot be displayed. I
> try to delete everything in the folder and nothing deletes. It's as if the
> message doesn't exist , yet it remains in the folder with the user, title,
> etc. I have over 1000 messages yet in my deleted folder. Anyone else have
> that problem?
You don't have OE on a Vista machine, so which is it?

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KKauffman - 09 May 2008 16:43 GMT
> >I have this problem that everything in my deleted folder stays, yet when i
> > click on the message it gives an error that message cannot be displayed. I
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> You don't have OE on a Vista machine, so which is it?
KKauffman - 09 May 2008 16:44 GMT
oops, it's Windows Mail. My last computer it was Outlook Express, sorry
> >I have this problem that everything in my deleted folder stays, yet when i
> > click on the message it gives an error that message cannot be displayed. I
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> You don't have OE on a Vista machine, so which is it?
robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net - 09 May 2008 19:11 GMT
For Windows Mail, the usual fix is to download and install this hotfix,
with Windows Mail not running:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/941090
Although it's labelled as for mail stuck in the Outbox, it also works in
other folders. If you don't know whether you have a 32-bit version
of Vista or a 64-bit version, try the hotfix for the 32-bit version first.
Certain common antivirus programs, such as most of those from
Norton or McAfee, tend to cause stuck messages and other problems
in Windows Mail, although seldom immediately, so if you have such a
program, remember where to find the hotfix and hope it will install
again if you need it again. A recent version of the Trend antivirus
program also causes assorted problems in Windows Mail.
The Vista SP1 update contains this hotfix and more, but takes hours
longer to install.
> oops, it's Windows Mail. My last computer it was Outlook Express, sorry
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>> You don't have OE on a Vista machine, so which is it?