Windows mail is having trouble recieving a massive email. The pop server
keeps timing out requesting 'wait' or 'stop'.
How do i get to this un-downloaded email and delete it? It is preventing
all other mail from coming down? should i keep clicking wait?
Sebya - 26 May 2008 13:31 GMT
You can increase the Time Out request by going to
Tools-->Accounts-->(Your account)-->Properties-->Advanced Tab-->Time
Out-->Increase it from 1 Minute to 2.30 Minutes.
May you please copy and paste the exact error msg.

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robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net - 26 May 2008 13:38 GMT
> Windows mail is having trouble recieving a massive email. The pop server
> keeps timing out requesting 'wait' or 'stop'.
> How do i get to this un-downloaded email and delete it? It is preventing
> all other mail from coming down? should i keep clicking wait?
Usually, the best way if to log on using webmail instead of Windows Mail
when this happens. Not all email providers offer that, though.
Samantha - 26 May 2008 14:45 GMT
Thanks robertmiles!
the 'massive' email may have finally downloaded in the time i spent asking
for help. I followed your advice about webmail. tried moving my address out
of the secondary mail box back to the primary one. I don't know if this
jiggled it a bit or just kept me busy whilst it downloaded.
such a prompt reply to my query - thank you eversomuch.
> Windows mail is having trouble recieving a massive email. The pop server
> keeps timing out requesting 'wait' or 'stop'.
> How do i get to this un-downloaded email and delete it? It is preventing
> all other mail from coming down? should i keep clicking wait?
robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net - 26 May 2008 16:37 GMT
You're welcome.
> Thanks robertmiles!
>
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>> How do i get to this un-downloaded email and delete it? It is preventing
>> all other mail from coming down? should i keep clicking wait?