email delivery problem- don't all arrive!
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My pc is on windows 2000 Pro and I'm with NTL. I have Norton A/v installed and a firewall.
The problem is that for several days Now I keep receiving the same 17 emails often in duplicate. Meanwhile the unrecieved total is climbing. I will also get an error message after the 17 arrivals saying "the pop 3 server hasn't responded for 60 seconds do I wish to wait for 60 seconds".
I think I'm being dosconnected after the block of 17. Has anybody any suggestions where I should look to sort this out? I can't see anything wrong with the pc and have done a scan. Help please but I won't get any emails!
The problem is that for several days Now I keep receiving the same 17 emails often in duplicate. Meanwhile the unrecieved total is climbing. I will also get an error message after the 17 arrivals saying "the pop 3 server hasn't responded for 60 seconds do I wish to wait for 60 seconds".
I think I'm being dosconnected after the block of 17. Has anybody any suggestions where I should look to sort this out? I can't see anything wrong with the pc and have done a scan. Help please but I won't get any emails!
one solution would be to call the isp and get them to delete the first 17 mails in your mailbox.
failing that, the slightly more involved solution is to open up a command prompt on your pc and type "telnet <your isps pop server> 110" you should get a prompt which basically tels you all is ok. then type "user <your username>" hit enter, and then type "pass <your password>"
now you're logged in, you can type "dele 1" then "dele 2" etc through to "dele 17"
its longer and more involved, but doesn't involve talking to your isp....
hope this helps.....
Karl
failing that, the slightly more involved solution is to open up a command prompt on your pc and type "telnet <your isps pop server> 110" you should get a prompt which basically tels you all is ok. then type "user <your username>" hit enter, and then type "pass <your password>"
now you're logged in, you can type "dele 1" then "dele 2" etc through to "dele 17"
its longer and more involved, but doesn't involve talking to your isp....
hope this helps.....
Karl
Login to your account via the WebMail option here:
http://webmail.ntlworld.com/en_NTLWorld/logout.html
The password is the one you should have written down when you set-up the account (10 digits).
From here delete any junk mail and empty the Trash folder.
http://webmail.ntlworld.com/en_NTLWorld/logout.html
The password is the one you should have written down when you set-up the account (10 digits).
From here delete any junk mail and empty the Trash folder.
I'm also on NTL...and I've just started getting a problem with returned mails...when I know the addy that I'm sending it to is fine. Using hotmail account I can send e.s to the recipient.
Have also used test mails from my NTL addy to 2 other addys and they both work fine.
So does anyone know how I can fix my problem?
Have also used test mails from my NTL addy to 2 other addys and they both work fine.
So does anyone know how I can fix my problem?
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