Vista Mail

I had been using Vista Mail for several weeks when it started asking for a
password. I put in the password for my email account but it doesn't accept
it and won't let me log in. How can I get it to stop asking me to log in?

I have the same exact problem. There are several posts on here with
advice/sollutions. ---Uninstall spysweeper and norton--I have tried them but
still have the problem. GOOD LUCK--if you get it fixed please poast a reply
so I can try
THAnKS
"kpagel" wrote:

> I had been using Vista Mail for several weeks when it started asking for a
> password. I put in the password for my email account but it doesn't accept
> it and won't let me log in. How can I get it to stop asking me to log in?

Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
you apssword box "remember my password".
But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
using the wrong password.


--
uhaligani

I dont think its that simple.

"uhaligani" wrote:

>
> Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
> of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
> you apssword box "remember my password".
> But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
> your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
> using the wrong password.
>
>
> --
> uhaligani
>

What I ended up doing is calling Charter (my internet provider) and having
them change my password while I was on the phone with them. Then I set up a
brand new email account with that new password. It worked. Before I did
this, I did have the setting changed to remember my password, but you need to
connect successfully at least once before that will work. It works now.

"DF" wrote:

> I dont think its that simple.
>
> "uhaligani" wrote:
>
> >
> > Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
> > of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
> > you apssword box "remember my password".
> > But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
> > your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
> > using the wrong password.
> >
> >
> > --
> > uhaligani
> >

By the way, if you do this and it works, be sure to delete the other account
in your Mail program, otherwise it will keep trying to connect to that one.

"kpagel" wrote:

> What I ended up doing is calling Charter (my internet provider) and having
> them change my password while I was on the phone with them. Then I set up a
> brand new email account with that new password. It worked. Before I did
> this, I did have the setting changed to remember my password, but you need to
> connect successfully at least once before that will work. It works now.
>
> "DF" wrote:
>
> > I dont think its that simple.
> >
> > "uhaligani" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
> > > of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
> > > you apssword box "remember my password".
> > > But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
> > > your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
> > > using the wrong password.
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > uhaligani
> > >

The key to fixing this problem was creating a new mail account in
Windows Mail. You could have done the same thing with the old
username & password.
Mail accounts often get corrupted by antivirus software.

--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]


"kpagel" <kpagel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1D6A2D7B-578B-4FE7-84F4-7939822CF8DE@microsoft.com...
> What I ended up doing is calling Charter (my internet provider) and having
> them change my password while I was on the phone with them. Then I set up a
> brand new email account with that new password. It worked. Before I did
> this, I did have the setting changed to remember my password, but you need to
> connect successfully at least once before that will work. It works now.
>
> "DF" wrote:
>
>> I dont think its that simple.
>>
>> "uhaligani" wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
>> > of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
>> > you apssword box "remember my password".
>> > But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
>> > your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
>> > using the wrong password.
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > uhaligani
>> >

Actually that didn't work for me. I did try setting up a new account several
times as did my son (who works with computers and software all the time) and
it didn't work. I think somehow Charter changed my password because I
couldn't log into their website with the username and password I had, either
(when it had been working all along). I completely deleted the old account
and started over but it didn't like the login or password or both. Getting
my password changed and then setting up a new account was what worked.

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> The key to fixing this problem was creating a new mail account in
> Windows Mail. You could have done the same thing with the old
> username & password.
> Mail accounts often get corrupted by antivirus software.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
>
>
> "kpagel" <kpagel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1D6A2D7B-578B-4FE7-84F4-7939822CF8DE@microsoft.com...
> > What I ended up doing is calling Charter (my internet provider) and having
> > them change my password while I was on the phone with them. Then I set up a
> > brand new email account with that new password. It worked. Before I did
> > this, I did have the setting changed to remember my password, but you need to
> > connect successfully at least once before that will work. It works now.
> >
> > "DF" wrote:
> >
> >> I dont think its that simple.
> >>
> >> "uhaligani" wrote:
> >>
> >> >
> >> > Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
> >> > of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
> >> > you apssword box "remember my password".
> >> > But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
> >> > your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
> >> > using the wrong password.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> > uhaligani
> >> >
>

Thanks for your feedback. Whenever the mail password fails to work
for webmail login, it becomes an ISP issue.

--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]


"kpagel" <kpagel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8FE8D561-DF77-45AF-9133-CF6625D56831@microsoft.com...
> Actually that didn't work for me. I did try setting up a new account several
> times as did my son (who works with computers and software all the time) and
> it didn't work. I think somehow Charter changed my password because I
> couldn't log into their website with the username and password I had, either
> (when it had been working all along). I completely deleted the old account
> and started over but it didn't like the login or password or both. Getting
> my password changed and then setting up a new account was what worked.
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
>> The key to fixing this problem was creating a new mail account in
>> Windows Mail. You could have done the same thing with the old
>> username & password.
>> Mail accounts often get corrupted by antivirus software.
>>
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
>>
>>
>> "kpagel" <kpagel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1D6A2D7B-578B-4FE7-84F4-7939822CF8DE@microsoft.com...
>> > What I ended up doing is calling Charter (my internet provider) and having
>> > them change my password while I was on the phone with them. Then I set up a
>> > brand new email account with that new password. It worked. Before I did
>> > this, I did have the setting changed to remember my password, but you need to
>> > connect successfully at least once before that will work. It works now.
>> >
>> > "DF" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I dont think its that simple.
>> >>
>> >> "uhaligani" wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> > Its easy enough to stop it asking for you password. Open the properties
>> >> > of your account and open the "server" tab. There is a small square under
>> >> > you apssword box "remember my password".
>> >> > But this will not solve your problem if the account is not accepting
>> >> > your password! Somehow it has got hold of the wrong username or you are
>> >> > using the wrong password.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > --
>> >> > uhaligani
>> >> >
>>