This box keeps popn up with a gold pad lock and a set of keys. Its says 'server' and under 'server' it says 'user name' and under this it says 'password' with all having the corresponding next to it.(which could be a problem in itself).I keep clicking 'OK'.It will disappear and pop up again and again no matter how many times i click 'OK'... Ultimately outlook express will not execute.
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your mail account settings is incorrect.. got to tools > accounts and check the settings such as pop3 smtp username and password. reffer to your email host how to set up your pop3&#92; or Imap account with outlook correctly
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Sign off but don't exit, then uncheck the "automatically log in" box! Don't even let it save your password, that will really make it stop. I used to have that problem all the time.
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Assuming your an Administrator user, I think it's one of three things:\n\n1.  A symptom of a "Browser Hijack".  Scan your computer with software like Lavasoft Ad-Aware with up-to-date definitions.\n\n2.  Some other email program is being a little too agressive in making sure it provides you with that "maintenance free" "always reliable" experience.\n\n3.  Just one of those things.  You can do a repair install of Internet Explorer (which is the code behind most of what you see in "Internet Options" whether you're actually using IE or not) by going to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs and selecting Internet Explorer, then choosing the "Repair" option. On your system, it may or may not look like this:\nhttp://www.aceexplorer.com/repairie.htm\n\nOf course, you say that Outlook is your default email program.  If it's actually working correctly as your default email program - it opens up outlook when you click on an email link - then I would stop after looking at number one and leave well enough alone.
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well,we do have a serious problem in hand.\nFirst it would had been better if u could let us know if you are using a cline softwar like (outlook)etc,Or u r direct;ly accessing it form the web server.\n\nIf it is the client software then please check the error message .If no error message come up.Then try to create another account on the outlook if u r using one.\n\nIf u r working on the webserver then check with the yahoo tech support if they have any outages on the server for your email or not .
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In Outlook Express go into tools > options > security and remove the check from 'Do not allow attachments to be saved..........'.\n\nThat will fix it.
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You should try Thunderbird!\n\nThunderbird is a free replacement to Outlook Express and it might solve your problem.\n\nAlso try the companion program to Thunderbird called Firefox.  It is a free browser that has better features than Internet Explorer.  It's more secure too.
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Someone else might have used it on your computer. Send them an email.  To delete, go to tools, internet options, delete cookies, and delete cache.  Also, when the box drops down, press down, and then delete
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i went through this also.  and I found out that if you will make sure that your pop-up blocker is off .  try this and see if that helps
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Just get a decent Antivirus, update it and scan ur box.
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At the Very top of ur Browser bar..there shall be the "ADRESS" name...box the box isnt.\n\nPlace ur Mouse over it..and Drag it down..\n\nif it does not move..ur Browser bar might be locked...Right click and choose Unlock...\n\ntry draggin again..
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If you are referring to a pop up of some sort called Black List (which I've never heard of) then you need to install a spyware cleaner. MS has a free one that is pretty good.\n\nIf your seeing your emails blocked and you get some report back that the email was blocked because your host is black listed then you probably need to talk to your ISP. Black list are list of known spammers and it's not your PC that is black listed but rather your email server. If your trying to run your own server at home then your best bet is to have that server forward all email to your ISP's SMTP server.\n\nIf it is something else your talking about then please report back with more info.
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If you are using outlook express, go to tools, options, security tab, see if the box next to "Do not allow attachment..." is checked, if yes uncheck it and click ok.
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Try mozilla firefox. It blocks all popups. http://www.mozilla.org/ \nScan your computer for spyware. Disable javascript in emails, because it may be some onmouseover script. If you are accessing email through POP, don't use outlook express. I prefer mozilla thunderbird.
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To fix this problem please open outlook express and then do the following \n\n\nselect tools \naccounts \nmake sure the mail tab is selected \nclick on properties (assuming you have only one mail account) \nclick on servers \nensure that there is a tick in the box next to my server requires authentication \nclick on settings and make sure that their is a dot next to use same settings as my incoming mail server \nclick ok \nclick apply and then \nok
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If you're using Outlook Express (OE) I can think of two reasons this might be happening.  Firstly, if you've uninstalled a web browser that was set as your default browser (such as Firefox or Opera etc) and OE doesn't know how to open the hyperlink.  Or if you've installed a web browser from your ISP such as AOL.  Secondly, it could be a problem with the setup of DLL files on your computer (these need to be set up for OE to work with hyperlinks).\n\nIf it's the first one, then you can set Internet Explorer (IE) to open hyperlinks as your default browser.  Open IE and go to the 'Tools' menu and click on 'Internet options'.  Select the 'Programs' tab, and ensure that the option 'Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser' is selected.  Click 'Ok'.\n\nYou'll find lots of helpful suggestions using the links below.  Check each one of them because there are quite a number of possible problems.  I've assumed you're using Outlook Express though, because you haven't said which email program you're having the problem with.  If you update the question then I'll update my answer.\n\nIn the first link below you'll need to scroll down to "Opening hyperlinks doesn't work and other problems" where it will explain about sorting out problems with DLL files that might cause your hyperlinks to fail.\n\nAll the best - I hope this helps with your problem.
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think i would go to microsofts help site and email this to them.not sure if is virus or software prob.
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Outlook automatically blocks files with certain extensions based on the fact that they MIGHT contain viruses. This is a real pain in the butt for me because I teach intro to computers and my students can't send me their database assignments because Outlook blocks them as potentially unsafe. To unblock them, you have to tweak a Windows registry setting. I wish I were kidding about that.