Problem with Windows Live Mail 2011

[nightcrawlers]

Hello,

I am using Windows Live Mail 2011 to receive emails from my website email address, gmail account, and live account. Problem is that often with Gmail emails when I delete the items fast or navigate it says to me time out wait 60 seconds, sometime asks me for password and sometime get stuck. This happens often with gmail settings!! Any fix for this bug? or how should I fix the problem

 

[roncerr]

I've seen a type of "wait 60 seconds" in connection with a message stating that "the server has not responded". It seems to be a common problem for me and I'm not even using a gmail or a live account. This has been happening since at least 2007 with Vista's Windows Mail, maybe longer back in the Outlook Express days. I usually just cancel out of the message and start the process again (whether it's deleting or downloading mail from the server). It usually works right away on the second try.

 

[walks dogs]

Help made the mistake of getting w7 Pro reset to larger fonts in system DISPLAY and Browser where I could before screwing up displays, but system and Windows Live Mail are too small to read and will not zoom either. Plus how do I do a new post?

 

[roncerr]

...how do I do a new post?

First choose an appropriate Forum from here: http://www.sevenforums.com/#windows-7-help-support
Then look just above the list of threads on the chosen forum, on the left side of the page; there is an orange rectangle labeled "New Thread".

 

[Roderunner]

Hello,

I am using Windows Live Mail 2011 to receive emails from my website email address, gmail account, and live account. Problem is that often with Gmail emails when I delete the items fast or navigate it says to me time out wait 60 seconds, sometime asks me for password and sometime get stuck. This happens often with gmail settings!! Any fix for this bug? or how should I fix the problem

Are you using IMAP or POP to access your mail ? All mine are POP, Gmail + Hotmail and have never experienced the symptom you are having.