Hi I have window xp home. when i check my mail and click on a message it is slow, and when i go to the next message the hour glass is always there, every thing seems so slow, i did download a couple of months ago internet explorer . also does anybody know when you delete your mail from the deleted folder does it go anywhere else on your computer if so where does it go? thanks (I was told it did but i never heard of it)
When you say you downloaded Internet Explorer a couple of months ago, do you mean you installed Internet Explorer 7? What is the model of your Dell computer. How much RAM? Also, what AntiVirus program are you using? What are its e-mail scan settings? Have you scanned your system for spyware/malware/riskware? All of these can have a bearing on the speed with which e-mails are opened.
Hi I have dimension 9100 2GB DDR2 SD Ram at 533MHZ , I have norton internet security and it is set to scan incomming and outgoing mail, I always update and run scans, i also run a anti spy ware program, also I updated to internet explorer 7 thanks
Could be Norton Internet Security, coupled with Internet Explorer 7 that's slowing things down. However, to be sure that it's not a bug, I would go to
www.download.com. Download/install/update/scan with Bazooka Spyware Scanner. Doesn't fix anything, but will tell you if you have something running and how to get rid of it manually.
What other AntiSpyware program(s) are you currently running? Some on Internet are fake, and are actually malware.
In answer to your question about deleted e-mail. Yes, deleted e-mails can be recovered. Windows maintains forensic data files of e-mail, web sites visited, files downloaded, files opened and edited, etcetera. Utilities exist to recover usable data from these encrypted files.
Outlook Express e-mail file (*.dbx) recovery programs range from DBXtract ($7US) to Ontrack's Power Controls mail server recovery program ($950US). Bunches of programs in the $25-$50US range. OE-Mail Recovery shareware program can undelete accidentally deleted messages in the Deleted Items folder of Outlook Express. It's available here:
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/oe-mail-recovery.htm
You can Google for "recover deleted e-mail" or "e-mail recovery" and probably find tons more e-mail recovery programs.
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