In this case, all of your unsent emails are sent to Outbox. Due to this server error code 0x800CCC90, the user is unable to send or receive messages. These days a different error/bug is causing trouble for some Windows Live Mail users. One such problem was that the deleted emails kept returning day after day. Since 2013, many problems had been reported with Windows Live Mail 2012. It was a successor to Windows Mail (Windows Vista), the successor to Outlook Express (Windows XP and Win98). Windows Live Mail (WLM) is a freeware email client (but now discontinued by Microsoft). This is quite frustrating as not only me but my friends too have the same problem. I also tried repairing all Windows Live Programs, but this didn’t solve my problem. I found a way around this error by going to my ISP’s homepage from where I can access all my mails. Now, each account is asking for a password. Mail is imported into my Live mail account, but unable to do so for the other accounts. Then test and see if it works.“ “Windows Live Mail is continually showing me Server Error: 0x800CCC90. On Windows Defender, click “ turn on”.Ĭonnect the computer to the internet and update Windows Defender. When pop up appears (usually on the lower right of the screen), click on it and it will open a window showing all security issues about your system. Now is the time to heed the ‘system unprotected’ warning. Spybot is the most notorious one. When you get the warning that your computer is unprotected ignore it and let the uninstall finish. Uninstall any antispyware programs that you had installed before or after the upgrade.
So to get it back up, you need to do the following:
As you are aware, Windows Defender turns off automatically whenever another antivirus program is installed. Enabling and Updating Windows Defender may clear any bugs blocking Windows Live 2012 from running.
The Windows Live 2012 error above may simply have been due to a clash of antispyware programs all along. Now Windows Live 2012 is opening and closing flawlessly. You will then be prompted by windows to answer a few questions and thereafter it will fix the issue by itself. In the pop up, go to the tab labeled “Compatibility”. Adjust the files compatibility to “ Windows 7 compatibility”Ĭlose all windows and if you want, restart the computer. When you finally close it, a pop up will appear stipulating that there is an issue closing Windows Live Mail.
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