Cant send email in EI9 Rc

[baxxter]

i cant send emails from Hotmail ,it said ie has stop working
and there are some sites doesnt appear normally (i tried compatibility )

 

[roncerr]

Tools/Internet Options/Advanced/Reset (Assuming IE9 has a Reset function like IE8.)

 

[baxxter]

thanks but i tried this before and it didnt work .Im going to reinstall it again

 

[baxxter]

it worked after rinstall just once !!

 

[Orbital Shark]

Hi,

You may want to try the following...

1, Open Control Panel > Network and Internet > Internet Options
2, Click the Advanced tab then Restore Advanced Settings followed by Reset



3, Click Start > Default Programs then Set program access and computer defaults



4, Click the arrow dropdown on the right of the Current Default (normally 'Custom') selection and select Email Preferences

   Note

Make sure that Allow Access is check for whatever program you are setting at the default

Hope this helps


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[baxxter]

i said it already i tried reset but it didnt work

 

[baxxter]

maybe i should wait the fianal version !

 

[Orbital Shark]

i said it already i tried reset but it didnt work

So you tried the reset...

That's only 50% of advice given to you

 

[roncerr]

i said it already i tried reset but it didnt work

So you tried the reset...

That's only 50% of advice given to you

The default programs thing doesn't apply since he is using Hotmail from the browser, not an email program.

 

[baxxter]

I have windows live email,but some times i like to use the Hotmail on the browser and i found it doesnt work,I did reset and it didnt work and i reinstall it and it worked but just once ,I tried back to IE8 but I didnt found it at all.

 

[baxxter]

no answer ?

 

[roncerr]

Now the final version of IE9 is out: Beauty of the Web
Perhaps that will give you a good copy of IE9. But before installing anything else I'd do:
c: (properties): Disk cleanup. Also, Error Checking(Tools tab) [happens at next boot].
sfc /scannow [in command prompt window].

Go to Windows Update to get up to date, including SP1 (if not done already).

At this point you may find IE8 available or at least listed under Programs and Features/Windows Features so you can choose it.

If all is ok with IE8 and SP1, then you're ready for IE9.