Hi

I hope someone can help.

I keep having the error message pop up This message is too big and can not be appended. Error Code 1025.
The error is happening every few seconds.

I ran an Office update the other morning, and ever since i keep getting this message.
There are no emails in the outbox. I can still send and receive with no problems.
I've cleared all emails that i sent and received around the time i ran the update, and i've rebuilt the database.
But I keep getting the same error message.

I'm also now getting duplicate emails in the deleted items folder. If i delete a message before the mailbox updates properly it downloads the email again as unread but puts it in the delete items.

It's connecting to an exchange account, but via IMAP as it's old exchange. I've been using it for over 6 months without any problems.

What else can i do to clear this? Is there anyway of finding out what message is causing the problem?

Thanks
This morning (Nov. 15, 2012) I had 21 updates from MS. I did the updates and said RESTART. It did not restart but turned off. After I got it running again, I opened Windows Live Mail. An email that I had deleted was back in my inbox saying I could not view it. Fine. I deleted it again. My junkmail file, from which I had deleted four emails had the same four emails back again. I tried to delete them and got a message "An unknown error has occured". How can I delete the junk email?
I accidentally clicked on "my friend has been hacked" but I didn't mean to click on that...so now is their e-mail accounbt going to get shut down? Because I didn't mean to click on that ESPECIALLY because it is a business (my lawyers office) and they are not going to be happy if they lose their e-mail account or if they get locked out of it! I had replied to 3 e-mails from them as I was in the hospital and it is VERY important that the office be able to retrieve them first thing Monday morning. Is there ANY way I can un-do what I clicked on? PLEASE HELP!!!!
I am still getting problems using Hotmail. This has started since Friday evening. It was working spasmodically this morning and I was able to read mails and send replies briefly. Now the problem has reappeared. The webpage that dowloads is Blue print  instead of the usual black and MSN Messenger is taking ages to download. If this keeps happening I will have to use my BT email address for work, because my hotmail service has been my main working address for years!
I need to be able to access my ___ mail - I am so sick of this program I wish I never bought it.

I get that same dialog box for my aol account every morning-  it doesnt care what i check or what i put in there it keeps coming back

I have 2 computers - one Windows 7 and one running Vista.  This morning (9/26/2012) after an Auomatic Critical Update for Windows, both computers ran fine until I opened Windows Live Messenger.  When WLM opened virtually all computer resources are taken up by the program on both computers (confirmed through Task Manager - Resources).

 

I ran two different virus programs and a spyware program with no issues reported.  I performed a System Restore on the Windows 7 computer but it had no effect.

I can access my email with no problems through Hotmail.

Any ideas what is going on?

Task Manager does 'not' say 'not responding' but the UI will only get to listing my contacts. Then it freezes.

 

Yesterday, I was setting myself as appear offline to 2 contacts, when I decided to appear offline to a whole group. After I set the group to 'appear offline' I left Windows Live Messenger alone.

 

Then this morning, I got a IM from someone (not in the group that was blocked). When I tried to open the window it was frozen, w/o me being able to read the IM.

 

I decided to 'end task' on Windows Live Messenger and re-open it.

It is always frozen after it lists my contacts.

 

I then tried messenger on a different computer. It behaves the same. I feel it has to do with the setting I made, 'appear offline' (to a whole group).

I am able to sign in to the web version, but I really would rather not.

 

The web version doesn't have the ability to set who you 'appear offline' to.

 

I was able to go into an old windows XP computer (With an older version of Windows Live Messenfer) and sign in,,,,, but that version doesn't have the appear offline option.

 

 

Please help.

 

Thanks

Our offices uses live messenger to communicate. This morning messnger has started freezing up and using 50% system resources. This is really a problem and I hope for a solution very soon.

Thanks,
Ray
Myself and colleagues having issues with Windows Live Messenger this morning where it's using up all CPU processing and memory and then locking up so it can not be shut down except with Task Manager.  Is this something Microsoft is aware of and resolving?  Thank you in advance.