Impossible de supprimer le message

Hi,
I hope someone can help me... I'm trying to delete a message that reads
"Le message n'a pas pu être affiché.
Windows Mail a rencontré un problème inattendu lors de l'affichage de ce
message. Vérifiez si la mémoire ou l'espace disque de votre ordinateur ne
sont pas insuffisants et recommencez."

and when I try to delete it, I have the "impossible de supprimer le message"
error message. So I can't read it nor delete it. It's a message I've already
read from a known source but for some reason now it seems cought in between
email hell... Has anyone ever got these messages? (roughly translated as: The
message couldn't be displayed verify memory / disk space (both are ok) and
then when I try to erase it: Impossible to delete message... Help...

You failed to specify which folder the stuck message is in.
If it is in any folder other than the Outbox, ignore it for now.
Microsoft will release a replacement for Windows Mail in the
next 5 days.

Gary VanderMolen

"Scrolluck" <Scrolluck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:65591032-64D8-47FC-8BF5-27AF88681980@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I hope someone can help me... I'm trying to delete a message that reads
> "Le message n'a pas pu être affiché.
> Windows Mail a rencontré un problème inattendu lors de l'affichage de ce
> message. Vérifiez si la mémoire ou l'espace disque de votre ordinateur ne
> sont pas insuffisants et recommencez."
>
> and when I try to delete it, I have the "impossible de supprimer le message"
> error message. So I can't read it nor delete it. It's a message I've already
> read from a known source but for some reason now it seems cought in between
> email hell... Has anyone ever got these messages? (roughly translated as: The
> message couldn't be displayed verify memory / disk space (both are ok) and
> then when I try to erase it: Impossible to delete message... Help...

It's simple just go to this site en you'll find the perfect solution
www.md4pc.com/questions/98.htm
Have a nice trip

François

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> You failed to specify which folder the stuck message is in.
> If it is in any folder other than the Outbox, ignore it for now.
> Microsoft will release a replacement for Windows Mail in the
> next 5 days.
>
> Gary VanderMolen
>
> "Scrolluck" <Scrolluck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:65591032-64D8-47FC-8BF5-27AF88681980@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> > I hope someone can help me... I'm trying to delete a message that reads
> > "Le message n'a pas pu être affiché.
> > Windows Mail a rencontré un problème inattendu lors de l'affichage de ce
> > message. Vérifiez si la mémoire ou l'espace disque de votre ordinateur ne
> > sont pas insuffisants et recommencez."
> >
> > and when I try to delete it, I have the "impossible de supprimer le message"
> > error message. So I can't read it nor delete it. It's a message I've already
> > read from a known source but for some reason now it seems cought in between
> > email hell... Has anyone ever got these messages? (roughly translated as: The
> > message couldn't be displayed verify memory / disk space (both are ok) and
> > then when I try to erase it: Impossible to delete message... Help...
>
>
>

Oups... It's the Inbox folder (boîte de réception) and it's still there...

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> You failed to specify which folder the stuck message is in.
> If it is in any folder other than the Outbox, ignore it for now.
> Microsoft will release a replacement for Windows Mail in the
> next 5 days.
>
> Gary VanderMolen
>
> "Scrolluck" <Scrolluck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:65591032-64D8-47FC-8BF5-27AF88681980@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> > I hope someone can help me... I'm trying to delete a message that reads
> > "Le message n'a pas pu être affiché.
> > Windows Mail a rencontré un problème inattendu lors de l'affichage de ce
> > message. Vérifiez si la mémoire ou l'espace disque de votre ordinateur ne
> > sont pas insuffisants et recommencez."
> >
> > and when I try to delete it, I have the "impossible de supprimer le message"
> > error message. So I can't read it nor delete it. It's a message I've already
> > read from a known source but for some reason now it seems cought in between
> > email hell... Has anyone ever got these messages? (roughly translated as: The
> > message couldn't be displayed verify memory / disk space (both are ok) and
> > then when I try to erase it: Impossible to delete message... Help...
>
>
>

In that case, my previous advice still holds. Live with it a few more
days, then install Windows Live Mail when Microsoft makes it
available for download.

Gary VanderMolen

"Scrolluck" <Scrolluck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8512F9A3-F6B7-43B1-A0DF-EF75E0BBD009@microsoft.com...
> Oups... It's the Inbox folder (boîte de réception) and it's still there...
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
>> You failed to specify which folder the stuck message is in.
>> If it is in any folder other than the Outbox, ignore it for now.
>> Microsoft will release a replacement for Windows Mail in the
>> next 5 days.
>>
>> Gary VanderMolen
>>
>> "Scrolluck" <Scrolluck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:65591032-64D8-47FC-8BF5-27AF88681980@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi,
>> > I hope someone can help me... I'm trying to delete a message that reads
>> > "Le message n'a pas pu être affiché.
>> > Windows Mail a rencontré un problème inattendu lors de l'affichage de ce
>> > message. Vérifiez si la mémoire ou l'espace disque de votre ordinateur ne
>> > sont pas insuffisants et recommencez."
>> >
>> > and when I try to delete it, I have the "impossible de supprimer le message"
>> > error message. So I can't read it nor delete it. It's a message I've already
>> > read from a known source but for some reason now it seems cought in between
>> > email hell... Has anyone ever got these messages? (roughly translated as: The
>> > message couldn't be displayed verify memory / disk space (both are ok) and
>> > then when I try to erase it: Impossible to delete message... Help...
>>
>>
>>

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> In that case, my previous advice still holds. Live with it a few more
> days, then install Windows Live Mail when Microsoft makes it
> available for download.
>
> Gary VanderMolen
>
We're september 19 2007 and I"ve made all my update and I got this problem
in my inbox this morning.

Following advice, I downloaded Windows Live Mail (which is still a beta
version) to replace Windows Mail. Perhaps it's because I'm working with vista
that I've still got problems. Windows Live does indeed appear to allow
deletions without any problems arising, but I have found that it won't import
all the message files from Windows Mail. About a quarter of them were
imported correctly before I received a message saying that I'd have to import
the remainder manually. I tried the "manual import" but all that happened was
that a folder with the same name as the one from which I wanted to import was
created in Windows Live.........but the emails were not transferred across to
it. Until these bugs are resolved I'm reverting to Windows Mail as my default
mail service.
"Robert" wrote:

>
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
> > In that case, my previous advice still holds. Live with it a few more
> > days, then install Windows Live Mail when Microsoft makes it
> > available for download.
> >
> > Gary VanderMolen
> >
> We're september 19 2007 and I"ve made all my update and I got this problem
> in my inbox this morning.

I did find a patch in the Microsoft in one of the microsoft communities
section call: Windows6.0-KB941090-v2-x86 and I could erase the message in
the inbox that couldn't be erased

"CIRRUS" wrote:

> Following advice, I downloaded Windows Live Mail (which is still a beta
> version) to replace Windows Mail. Perhaps it's because I'm working with vista
> that I've still got problems. Windows Live does indeed appear to allow
> deletions without any problems arising, but I have found that it won't import
> all the message files from Windows Mail. About a quarter of them were
> imported correctly before I received a message saying that I'd have to import
> the remainder manually. I tried the "manual import" but all that happened was
> that a folder with the same name as the one from which I wanted to import was
> created in Windows Live.........but the emails were not transferred across to
> it. Until these bugs are resolved I'm reverting to Windows Mail as my default
> mail service.
> "Robert" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
> >
> > > In that case, my previous advice still holds. Live with it a few more
> > > days, then install Windows Live Mail when Microsoft makes it
> > > available for download.
> > >
> > > Gary VanderMolen
> > >
> > We're september 19 2007 and I"ve made all my update and I got this problem
> > in my inbox this morning.

I have no problem deleting from the Inbox, but have problems deleting
permanently from the Deleted Items folder. Some of the Deleted Items can be
deleted permanently, but the list of those that can't is increasing daily.
Highlighting messages in the Deleted Items folder produces a "Message could
not be displayed" notification where the content of the message should
be...........and any attempt to delete it produces "An unknown error has
occurred".

"Robert" wrote:

> I did find a patch in the Microsoft in one of the microsoft communities
> section call: Windows6.0-KB941090-v2-x86 and I could erase the message in
> the inbox that couldn't be erased
>
> "CIRRUS" wrote:
>
> > Following advice, I downloaded Windows Live Mail (which is still a beta
> > version) to replace Windows Mail. Perhaps it's because I'm working with vista
> > that I've still got problems. Windows Live does indeed appear to allow
> > deletions without any problems arising, but I have found that it won't import
> > all the message files from Windows Mail. About a quarter of them were
> > imported correctly before I received a message saying that I'd have to import
> > the remainder manually. I tried the "manual import" but all that happened was
> > that a folder with the same name as the one from which I wanted to import was
> > created in Windows Live.........but the emails were not transferred across to
> > it. Until these bugs are resolved I'm reverting to Windows Mail as my default
> > mail service.
> > "Robert" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
> > >
> > > > In that case, my previous advice still holds. Live with it a few more
> > > > days, then install Windows Live Mail when Microsoft makes it
> > > > available for download.
> > > >
> > > > Gary VanderMolen
> > > >
> > > We're september 19 2007 and I"ve made all my update and I got this problem
> > > in my inbox this morning.

Did you try the Microsoft fix:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/941090
"Messages may be stuck in the Outbox when you use Windows Mail on a
computer that is running Windows Vista"

Although Outbox is the only folder mentioned, in fact it works with all folders.

Gary VanderMolen


"CIRRUS" <CIRRUS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5F445620-FBDB-4E70-B1F9-55427BBA808A@microsoft.com...
> I have no problem deleting from the Inbox, but have problems deleting
> permanently from the Deleted Items folder. Some of the Deleted Items can be
> deleted permanently, but the list of those that can't is increasing daily.
> Highlighting messages in the Deleted Items folder produces a "Message could
> not be displayed" notification where the content of the message should
> be...........and any attempt to delete it produces "An unknown error has
> occurred".
>
> "Robert" wrote:
>
>> I did find a patch in the Microsoft in one of the microsoft communities
>> section call: Windows6.0-KB941090-v2-x86 and I could erase the message in
>> the inbox that couldn't be erased
>>
>> "CIRRUS" wrote:
>>
>> > Following advice, I downloaded Windows Live Mail (which is still a beta
>> > version) to replace Windows Mail. Perhaps it's because I'm working with vista
>> > that I've still got problems. Windows Live does indeed appear to allow
>> > deletions without any problems arising, but I have found that it won't import
>> > all the message files from Windows Mail. About a quarter of them were
>> > imported correctly before I received a message saying that I'd have to import
>> > the remainder manually. I tried the "manual import" but all that happened was
>> > that a folder with the same name as the one from which I wanted to import was
>> > created in Windows Live.........but the emails were not transferred across to
>> > it. Until these bugs are resolved I'm reverting to Windows Mail as my default
>> > mail service.
>> > "Robert" wrote:
>> >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>> > >
>> > > > In that case, my previous advice still holds. Live with it a few more
>> > > > days, then install Windows Live Mail when Microsoft makes it
>> > > > available for download.
>> > > >
>> > > > Gary VanderMolen
>> > > >
>> > > We're september 19 2007 and I"ve made all my update and I got this problem
>> > > in my inbox this morning.