My outlook downloads all of the messages from yahoo again and again. Once it downloads all the emails it start
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in outlook TOOLS then SEND RECEIVE the disable SEND RECEV UPDATE. and then you will need to delete and recreate the account. There is a wizard that will walk you though this but it will take a minute.
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1. if you are using outlook, stop. switch to thunderbird and inheriet the settings from outlook.\n\n2. check for adware and virii.\n\n3. make sure you have autopasswords off in IE tools.\n\n4. check your account to see if it is autoforwarding messages in account profile.\n\n5. check for keyloggers. go to task manager and identify all processes running on your computer by typing them into google and see what pops up.\n\n6. if you are using public computers, make sure you logout and close the browser after every session. erasing history, cookies, and temp files also helps.\n\n7. change your password.\n\n8. get a new email account and set it up so you can check email on your old account, do not set it up so that it merely forwards email to your new account. \n\n9. if you switch to thunderbird as described above, set it up so that you file things away in folders, and have it set to "erase email from server after moving it from inbox" and this will keep your webmail empty.
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USE YAHOO Mail. It's better. That happens a lot with Outlook\nYahoo is a web based E-MAIL program.
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After Outlook Express downloads your mail it will cuntinue to display the unread messages as new mail but Yahoo will show no new messages because you already downloaded them. Once you open them in Outlook Express they won't show as new mail anymore.
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happens to me too; it's just the way the e-mail link is coded.  Just copy the address from outlook and paste it into Yahoo email and it will work fine.
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Depends on what email you are using...\nIf you are using your outlook, you might need an update.\nYou should also contact your email provider... like yahoo if you use them..\nAlso run spyware remover, spyware could be your problem too.
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Synchronize your yahoo mail with outlook using the POP feature of Yahoo! Mail
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The only way I know you can do that is by signing up with Yahoo Mail Plus service. Then you can simply logon to Yahoo Mail Pop server and download all your e-mails into Outlook and export them as an Outlook.pst file.
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If you are using a desktop client , mozilla thunderbird/outlook / outlook express\n\nthen it is the antivirus or antispam or firewall software that you are using is preventing.\n\nMore often viruses are written to send mass mails to everyone in your address book so that they get a copy of virus when your contacts open teeir mails.\n\nSO, Unless its you who really want to send so many mails per minute the Antivirus/firewall software stops.\n\nYou can open the ptions in the s/w for now and turn it off and send.\nbut do turn it on again.
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U cant set up free yahoo mail on outlook. You need to have the paid version. U can use Gmail if u want to configure it on outlook
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Yahoo puts all of it's SPAM into a SPAM folder.  However, when you use you POP account settings, it downloads whatever is in your ONLINE SPAM folder into your Outlooks INBOX.  From there, Outlook will refilter it into it's JUNK folder.  I would suggest 2 things to try here.  \n\nSet Outlook to delete the messages from the server after syncing.  Also, go into your web interface and delete everything in the SPAM folder and empty your online trash along with your Outlook trash.\n\nThe mail is probably getting filtered because of the virus.  If yahoo caught the email then they probably stripped the harmful content from the emails.  (That's not always a true statement)  If you are still getting all this SPAM mail, I would suggest changing your email address.  Perhapse use a new one with a dot in it because they are really fun....
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web based email clients like Yahoo or Hotmail will update and refresh automatically ever minute or so.\n\nPC based clients like Outlook can be set to receive email every x minutes (1-60) and send email then or immediately - click \n\ntools\noptions\nmail set up\nsend and receive
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Chances are, there's just a bunch of stuff running ... i.e. your e-mail is polling the computer every few minutes and therefore occupying the CPU's time.\n\nThis shouldn't really be noticable though.\n\nThere are a number of free utilities available to help.  I suggest you do a Google search on "What's Running" (include the quotation marks) --- this is a great little freeware utility that can really help you unload a bunch of stuff that doesn't need to be sucking up your CPU and memory.\n\nNo, I don't work for them !    ;-)
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Maybe that you have a lot of emails on your Outlook, and maybe need to backup them to make the application lighter during loading...
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You can't do that with free Yahoo! Mail, but that can be possible with Yahoo Mail Plus!\n\nBut still there is a solution for your problem, just install complete set of yahoo messnger and yahoo tool bar, by that you got a utillity called Yahoo Mail! make that your default mail client. From now, when you click any e-mail address yahoo mail will open insted of outlook.\n\nHope this will help you.\n\nThanks.
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From you scnaer configuration program, change the email program from "microsoft outlook" to "Outlook express"\n\nGood Luck
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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.