SpywareGuard / Outlook Express - conflict?

Discussion in 'SpywareBlaster & Other Forum' started by Mike101, May 9, 2004.

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  1. Mike101

    Mike101 Registered Member

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    Windows XP Home, with
    SpywareGuard 2.2, Minimal Setup

    Hi. I had made several system changes roughly at the same time, and I haven't been able to figure out which ones - if any - have caused one of the problems which I now encounter.

    Specifically, Outlook Express can no longer poll for new messages on Hotmail.

    Are there any known issues regarding SG in such a matter?

    Incidently, I moved the shortcut icon (for sgmain.exe) out of the User Startup folder and into the All Users Startup folder - that way ALL accounts would have SG start up at booting. ... Was that a mistake? Should each account have it's own separate startup? (... come to think of it, what I did doesn't make much sense at all ... why start up SG on an account which has nobody logged onto it yet?)
     
  2. Mike101

    Mike101 Registered Member

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    Hi. I just wanted to let the forum readers know that Hotmail Technical Support has confirmed the problem which I have been experiencing - specifically, that Outlook Express is unable to poll for new messages on Hotmail - and that this problem is now being evaluated.

    In conclusion, this issue is not related to SpywareGuard, but rather, it is an internal problem on Hotmail's end.

    Thanks all ... and be well.
     
  3. Paul Wilders

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    Thanks for the update Mike.

    Thread has been closed.

    regards.

    paul
     
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