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Windows live mail error 0X800C013E after feature 2004
After installing latest W10 update feature 2004 WLM fails on trying to read emails with error 0x800C013E .
Winver is 2004 (OS Build 19041.264) WLM version 2012 Build 16.4.3528.0331)
Any assistance would be most welcome.
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Windows update
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Anonymous
2020-07-19T09:27:47+00:00 -
Anonymous
2020-06-28T10:55:38+00:00 Il faut remercie WLMUser2020 qui a propose la solution originale.
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Anonymous
2020-06-28T10:35:03+00:00 Hello L.Heilig
Merci beaucoup pour cette précieuse information. Cela a parfaitement fonctionné pour moi (avec création des valeurs disparues.
Good Bye
Thank you very much for this valuable information. It worked perfectly for me (by creating missing values).
Good Bye
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Anonymous
2020-06-26T11:13:53+00:00 I have a disk image that I refresh every 3 months. I also have a daily non incremental backup. Last week after getting the error, I corrupted slightly WLM while experimenting a solution which did not work. Fortunately I was able to restore all of WLM from the daily backup and I may have lost a few emails which had arrived in my inbox after the most recent backup. WLM is one of the most important applications that I use (32000 emails in many folders) and without having Microsoft support, I feel very vulnerable when something breaks on it. The original storage folder has migrated from Win XP to Vista to Win8 to Win10, and the file structure file names have grown to nearly 256 characters long, and are close to breaking. Any new folders that I now create, I do so under the DRAFT box and then I drag the new folders into the existing fragile old storage folder structure. This allows me to continue growing the WLM structure without breaking down.
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Anonymous
2020-06-26T07:08:37+00:00 Miketaol, thanks for the fix!
My experience with Microsoft's feature updates has been very mixed.
I had to wait for 3 months to get a fix for the feature update that disabled the brightness control on more than one of my personal PCs. I had a choice to roll the update back or get stronger sun glasses.
For future reference, Win10 Home will allow you to suspend updates for a few weeks.
In the past, you could disable updates over metered connections, then set the metered attribute on all your internet connections (I have not tried it recently).
In the past I have found Microsoft's rollback feature to be unreliable. There are some good free 3rd party disk image programs available. I image my system disk regularly and always before a feature update!
Regards