This pop3 fix is working in 90% of the users, it doesnt work on mine
but worked on my wifes. Hope this helps.
Configuration Settings:
* Incoming Server = pop3.live.com
-Port 995
-Encryption/Authentication = SSL is required
-Full Username = (e-mail address removed) (same as full email address,
where xxxx.com = live.com, msn.com or hotmail.com )
-Password is required
-SPA(secure password authorization) = Off(uncheck this option)
* Outgoing Server = smtp.live.com
-Port 25 or 587 [Note: Preferred Outgoing is Port 587 instead of
Port 25 since many ISP’s blocks Port 25 use. Similar blocking can
occur when using Port 25 in hotels or accessing via a WiFi network]
-Outgoing Server Authentication = On(check the option)
-Encryption/Authentication = SSL or TLS
* Choose SSL for Windows Live Mail, Outlook 2003, iPhone, iPod
Touch, Outlook Express and Vista's Windows Mail
* Choose TLS for Outlook 2007 (required)
-Full Username = (e-mail address removed) (same as full email address)
- unless outgoing server is configured to use same incoming
server option
-Password is required
- unless outgoing server is configured to use same incoming
server option
Pop3/Stmp Access Capability Unknown - due to insufficient
information:
* Subscription Based:
- Msn DSL Partner Accounts(Verizon, Bell)
1. Primary Accounts (using MSN Premium Software, e.g. MSN
Explorer)
2. Sub-Accounts of the above Primary Accounts
Comments for Hotmail accounts(Hotmail.com, Live.com, Msn.com):
* Pop3 retrieval by design removes messages from the online web
user interface’s Inbox. To retain a copy in the online Inbox ensure
the email client is configured to leave a copy of the message on the
server
* Pop3 retrieval, if the local email client is not configured to
leave the message on the server, will place the original copy of the
email in the online Deleted folder.
* The Deleted folder is emptied automatically by the server
(usually within a few days)
