To Slartybart;
The log file for maleware is too big and they exceed the limit of the forum by 10%. I can send the ADW log file. I'm sorry it has taken so long to reply but I screwed up mu password manager in the meantime, What should I do?
In scrolling through the responses I thought I saw a link you posted to correct email password problems. When I went back, the link was missing. Was I seeing things?
No sweat Bill,
If you look at the log files and it reports nothing found, no need to post the log, but please do confirm a clean scan. If nasties were found, you can cut and paste the names.
Otherewise, I'm still interested in the Thunderbird configuration. Oftimes the port #is wrong due to SSL - sometimes there's a typo (I've done it and scratched my head repeatedly).
Just be sure no personal information is presented such as your eMail address - you can use Paint to select and Delete anything private.
Yes I can receive emails and I can use web mail that requires the same password.
To Slartybart;
I tried to copy the server settings on Thunderbird but I cannot so I don't know how to give the info to you. Incidentally, I have checked the listings for both the server and the SMTP side by side and they are identical. I will still send the info if you can tell me how to do it.
Have you tried deleting cookies (Thunderbird email) on the laptop?
If Malwarebytes' found a lot of malware on the laptop, then it's possible that your Thunderbird email account has blocked you from sending from that computer.
I had already deleted all cookies and I checked and there aren't any. As to the malware, most of the log listing consisted of corrections to the registry and shortcuts. There was little or few actual malware. If you want to look at it, I could eliminate all the registry and shortcut entries and send the rest so it would fit on a reply page.
You can attach the text log, using the 'paper clip icon' and up loading it. It should appear in your next post. Read instructions here: Windows 7 Help Forums - FAQ: Reading and Posting Messages
Open the configuration window(s) in Thunderbird and grab a screen shot of each (servers and ports)
See Screenshot with Paint
Option 2 (Active Window) is best
Place the malware logs in seperate zip files and attach (paperclip on post menu) them in a new post on this thread- compressing might get you below the forum threshold.
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