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I just set up my windows mail to check my yahoo mail account. I have
accurately input the server names and all of my information but when it comes
time for me to enter my username and password...the box keeps popping up.
I'll enter the information and hit enter but the box pops right back up.
It's not giving me an error message and it will not let me get past this
point. Any suggestions?
> I just set up my windows mail to check my yahoo mail account. I have
> accurately input the server names and all of my information but when it comes
> time for me to enter my username and password...the box keeps popping up.
> I'll enter the information and hit enter but the box pops right back up.
> It's not giving me an error message and it will not let me get past this
> point. Any suggestions?
You're not alone on this. I have the same problem along with at least 20
other people. So far I haven't seen one solution so far.
Thanks for your response. Please let me know if you come across a solution.
"Robertxyz" wrote:
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> "angels2asses" wrote:
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> > I just set up my windows mail to check my yahoo mail account. I have
> > accurately input the server names and all of my information but when it comes
> > time for me to enter my username and password...the box keeps popping up.
> > I'll enter the information and hit enter but the box pops right back up.
> > It's not giving me an error message and it will not let me get past this
> > point. Any suggestions?
>
> You're not alone on this. I have the same problem along with at least 20
> other people. So far I haven't seen one solution so far.
>
> Bob H.
> >
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