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October 21st, 2020 00:00

Windows Vista, emails deleting themself

So, I looked everywhere for this topic, so I am writing it here. I installed Windows Vista on my computer, and when I install any browser, I sign in to my Google account and I notice emails getting deleted, I don't know what is causing this to happen, I changed my password twice and I signed in from other computers, and nothing happens but when I sign in with my new password on my Precision M90 running Windows Vista, emails start getting deleted again. I don't know what is causing this to happen, I want to use my computer but I don't know how to stop chrome or whatever it is deleting my emails from happening. It only happens with the computers running Windows Vista, when I sign in from old computers I had with Windows 2000 or XP, emails don't delete themselves. I can't be the only one experiencing this. Other people sign in from Windows Vista computers on YouTube and I don't see or hear them saying anything related to my concern. I want to stop this from happening, what is causing my emails to get deleted when I sign in from my computer. It doesn't seem like anyone is hacking me, so I know it's an issue with my Precision M90.

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    Posted October 21st, 2020 13:00

    I suppose I could upgrade to Windows 8.1, I'll just find a way to disable their full screen start menu, it's not that hard, I don't get why Microsoft releases OSes and stops supporting them.

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    Posted October 21st, 2020 13:00

    I'm tripping if nobody can respond to this question, I swear.

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    Posted October 21st, 2020 13:00

    Since Windows Vista is security-unsupported and has been so for quite some time now, you may want to re-evaluate your choice of operating system.  It could well be some type of security attack, to which Vista is vulnerable.

    Check your account on a browser using a supported, secure version of Windows -- that is, 8.1 or 10.  Every other Windows version is currently unsupported and insecure (and has no way to make it secure).