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jUST Upgraded from Vista to Windows 7. Took my email acct away. Can not get or send email. How do I get my email accts back. I did have a Cox email acct. I do not have any on computer. No outlook, etc. HELP!!!
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Windows 7 doesn't come with an E-mail program.
If you were using Microsoft Outlook on Windows Vista, install it.
If you were using Windows Mail, download and install Windows Live Mail . Then, see Importing your e-mail messages, contacts, and calendar into Windows Live Mail .l
"yankeeboy" wrote in message news:78d4b6ae-4741-4b16-998b-3ca7e5adaffd...
> jUST Upgraded from Vista to Windows 7. Took my email acct away. Can not
> get or send email. How do I get my email accts back. I did have a Cox
> email acct. I do not have any on computer. No outlook, etc. HELP!!!
Windows 7 did *not* take your e-mail account away. You still have the
account, you just don't have an e-mail *program* you can use.
Windows 7 comes with *no* e-mail or newsgroup program. Although many people
object to this, I think it's a step in the right direction,
since it leaves everyone more free to choose whatever program(s) he likes
best. There are many choices available, both from Microsoft and
from third-parties. Some are free and some are for sale. Microsoft has
Windows Live Mail available for download for free and Outlook (a
different program from outlook express) available for sale, either alone or
as part of Microsoft Office.
Some people will tell you to use Windows Live Mail; others will tell you to
use Thunderbird; still others may have other recommendation. My advice is to
ignore all such recommendations. I personally use Microsoft Outlook for
e-mail and Forte Agent for newsgroups, but you should try several and choose
what *you* like best, rather than make your decision based on what I, or
anyone else, likes best.
--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
Ken Blake
please tell me by repliling to my message above. I have a l0 power train impression I am a widow and age 83. I want to get my email as I know their must be a lot of them I haven;'t read them since themarch 20th, 2017. I friend who passed away did it for me but he never told me how he did it. I think he went to setting to go back to the computer to change the computer back and it worked. but I can't figure out how he did it. please reply my email was <Removed email> I sure wish to thank you for all your trouble in helping me. Deona Olsen
I do have the 10 system and now from march of 2017 I can not get my emails to read. they just don't come up.
can you please help me get them back???????
I have windows 10 already. It is showing me my inbox from att, but not all of the folders I had or need. How do I use them again Cortana?
can I change my email no. and leave my password the same as before.??????
