I have been attempting to send email to people from my websites email address however any to Microsoft email accounts were being bounced back with the following message:
MailEnable: Message could not be delivered to some recipients.
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
Recipient: [SMTP:**********@hotmail.com]
Reason: 550 SC-002 (BAY0-MC2-F37) Unfortunately, messages from 213.246.49.251 weren't sent. Please contact your Internet service provider since part of their network is on our block list. You can also refer your provider to http://mail.live.com/mail/troubleshooting.aspx#errors.
I have contacted the hosting company who say the spammers account has been shut down but there is no solution on their end other than to wait for Microsoft to remove the blacklist.
Can you tell me when this will happen or if it is possible to have it removed now the hosting company has locked the account because we are a charitable youth work organisation and since a majority of young people use hotmail, outlook or live email accounts
this is causing us some issues.
Recently I have installed windows 8 and setup and NEW Live ID I have gone through the process of transferring my Gamertag from the old to the new and I want to merge (alias) the old with the new. Frustratingly I am unable to alias my current outlook.com
acount with my hotmail.com and vice versa. I spoke to the Microsoft support via the chat and they are also confused why at least one wont work.
Please Please Please can you help me. I am pulling my hair out with this.
ANDY
This issue has been a thorn in the side of Windows Live Mail users for nearly three years. Moderators, past and present, keep beating around the bush, trying to placate who raise the issue, but the Issue does not get resolved. Why? In my humble opinion, the Morerators cannot fix this, only Microsoft can. Why then are we not just told - Microsoft cannot or will not fix this issue, simple and to the point.
A brief history of this issue follows - - -
S0CSeven Saturday, December 18, 2010 10:38 AM
When I receive a perfectly good email with pictures or gif's embedded in the text and TRY TO FORWARD IT, the forwarded email has all the pictures stripped out & put in a slide show.
Windows Live Jomary M Wednesday, January 05, 2011 7:48 AM
We are currently investigating on an error that customers encounter when forwarding e-mail with embedded pictures.
Windows Live Rikka V Monday, January 17, 2011 1:28 PM
We apologize for any inconvenience this issue has caused you. At this time it is still under investigation and unfortunately we do not have an ETA.
Windows Live Jomary M Wednesday, January 26, 2011 7:48 AM
Update as of January 26, 2011
This is a known issue in Windows Live Mail.
Windows Live Maybelle C Monday, April 18, 2011 4:27 AM
I am sorry but this is still a known issue in Windows Live Mail.
Windows Live Glenn M Monday, April 25, 2011 3:11 PM
Unfortunately, this is still a known issue with the client. The product team is still working on a fix, which should be included in the next release of the program. Please stand by for further updates about this issue.
Windows Live Glenn M Sunday, May 08, 2011 1:39 PM
As already confirmed on this thread, this is a known issue with Live Mail that should be fixed in the next release of the client. I'm afraid we still have no exact time to confirm when the next release will be. Updates should be posted in these forums.
Windows Live Glenn M Sunday, May 22, 2011 3:46 PM
@everyone
We appreaciate all your feedback.
Windows Live Abraham S. Wednesday, June 01, 2011 11:31 AM
We carefully reviewed all of your replies and an identical issue was reported and escalated to one of our Experts,
Windows Live Glenn M Friday, June 03, 2011 5:23 PM
This is currently by design.
Windows Live Ace J. Wednesday, July 20, 2011 8:39 AM
Hello Everyone,
For us to further investigate the concern, please answer if are you experiencing the same error when trying to forward emails using a web browser?
Thanks!
Windows Live Jacquilyn C. Tuesday, July 26, 2011 4:00 PM
I apologize for the inconvenience. This photo email sending concern in Windows Live Mail is now a known issue of the program.
Windows Live John Dominic U. Monday, August 22, 2011 8:04 AM
I understand your frustration. Our product group is actively fixing the issues that you experience.
Your patience is highly appreciated.
Tom (aka Reallyoldguy)
I am so confused. It seems to be a very complex and interwoven set of problems so I will need to lay this out and take it in steps.
I have an old Microsoft Account that I set up years ago with a POP email address.
When I setup my new Windows 8 computer, it asked for my Microsoft Account Name and email address, so I the old POP email address. Then I tried to set up my Mail App on the new computer and that's when the fun started. I finally realized that it is impossible
to add a pop mail account to the Mail App. So I tried to change the e mail address on my Microsoft Account to an existing Hotmail email address, and in the process, lost admin access, which I could not recover and had to run the recovery discs.
The Hotmail address was an old one that Microsoft had converted to Outlook.com, so when I set up the computer the 2nd. time, after running the recovery discs, I used the Outlook.com account with the Hotmail address. That seemed to work pretty good and
I even figured out how to forward my pop mail to the Hotmail address so I can now get all my mail in Outlook.com and I could add the Outlook.com account to the Mail App on the new Windows 8.
But now, it seems that I have the one good Outlook.com account with the Hotmail address.
Then I have another Outlook.com account with the pop email address, (which does nothing) and I also have a "Microsoft Account" with the same pop mail address. The reason I set up the Microsoft Account in the first place no longer exists, so I don't think
I need it.
Question:
What, if any, problems would I have, if I completely deleted the old Microsoft Account?
I have a surface 2 and redeemed my SkyDrive code on my tablet. I then proceeded to go through a very lengthy process on the phone with Xbox support to try and shuffle around some of my Microsoft accounts on my various xboxes I successfully completed the shuffle, but during the process of removing certain aliases from certain accounts and re-adding them to others, my SkyDrive account got lost in the process. I also talked on the phone with Surface support and they originally told me I could get another code from them because we searched all of my various Microsoft accounts to find my sky drive account, but had no such luck. The support agent told me to tell my problem on here and to ask for expert help from SkyDrive and that someone would be in touch with me shortly for more details and a quick a resolution. I have spent a combined 5 hours on the phone with Microsoft support services the past 3 nights. Please help and get back to me as soon as possible.
I created a WIndows Live account some years ago and chose @live.com as the domain.
Since then I've noticed the address is displayed differently across Microsoft products and services. Some show it as abc@live.com, others abc@LIVE.COM. Windows Azure for instance shows it as *** Email address is removed for privacy ***.
I know this is purely aesthetics, it makes no difference to the functionality, but is there something amiss?
When reviewing accounts at https://account.live.com/summarypage.aspx, the address is shown in lower case. Other aliases though are shown with the domain in upper case - @LIVE.COM.
Since then I've noticed the address is displayed differently across Microsoft products and services. Some show it as abc@live.com, others abc@LIVE.COM. Windows Azure for instance shows it as *** Email address is removed for privacy ***.
I know this is purely aesthetics, it makes no difference to the functionality, but is there something amiss?
When reviewing accounts at https://account.live.com/summarypage.aspx, the address is shown in lower case. Other aliases though are shown with the domain in upper case - @LIVE.COM.
Have agreed new password with Microsoft for Windows Live Mail but when I go in to sign on, it will not recognise password. Why not?
When I setup my Surface 2 - an outstanding product btw), I accidently used my old Microsoft account.
(I have 2 accounts because accounts are bound to a country and you can never change the country.
But I moved out, I needed an account for the new country I lived in, so I opened a second account, which became my primary account)
Then I redeemed the 2 years 200GB free code on skydrive.com/surface
Unfortunately the site did not ask for which account I wanted to redeem the 200GB so it was put on my old account.
A few hours later while having trouble to set up Skype, I finally see that I used my old account while setting up the Surface 2.
Therefore I add my true primary account to the surface 2 as administrator, resetup everything and delete the old account from the Surface 2.
Then I discover that the 200GB subscription went to the old account.
I contacted Microsoft to change/transfer the free 2 year subscription to the new account - and I can think of many ways to make it happen - but Microsoft refused, told me to contact the department store where I bought the Surface 2, even when I told them that
the code was in the Surface box and that it was independent of where a Surface is bought.
In short I find such lack of flexibility on the part of Microsoft extremely unfortunate, to say the least. I thought the cloud was all about agility and convenience.
So not being able to transfer the subscription, is there a technical workaround that would enable me somewhow to link both Skydrive accounts, so that I could use the space without having to constantly sign out/sign in?
Recently been hacked so have reset password via Microsoft but the Windows Live Mail still won't let me in, even with new password
Recently been hacked so have reset password via Microsoft but the Windows Live Mail still won't let me in, even with new password
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