How can I stop my McAffee from resetting my POP3 email account's incoming server to 127.1.01 every day?
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Get rid of McAfee and get AVG anti virus instead - it's free and doesn't do half the background crap that McAfee does.
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yes, download a superdat at : \n\nhttp://www.mcafee.com/us/downloads/updates/superdat_download.asp
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check your pop3 and smtp settings
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Your mac will definitely support Yahoo POP3 email.  First you have to sign up the Yahoo! Mail Plus service ($19). \n\n1. Email Address field, type your full Yahoo! email address (e.g., user@yahoo.com). \n2. Select "POP" for your incoming mail server. \nEnter your POP server settings: \npop.mail.yahoo.com \n3. Type smtp.mail.yahoo.com in the Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server box. \n4. Under User Name, type your Yahoo! ID. (your email address without the "@yahoo.com"). \nUnder Account Name, type your Yahoo! ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com")\n\nEnjoy!\n-KOZ\nAffirmative Computer Services\nhttp://wwww.affirmtech.net\nAffirmative Computer Services - Phoenix Computer Repair + USA phone support -- Quality American Support -- "Taking back American Computer Repair & Support from inferior Foreign Country Support
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If you have SBC- which is now with AT&T, in Outlook Express, click on "tools", then go down to "accounts", then click on the "ALL" tab, then go to "properties", and where it says type the name of the server? type in the Mail Account bar: AT&T Yahoo! Mail; also, click on servers tab, & where it says what your incoming mail server is(like POP?: and the outgoing mail server SMTP?: those settings haven't changed. \n  The mail settings haven't changed just the name of the company AT&T, that's all. we thought that everything had changed, but when I talked to a tech support person, they told us, that only the name, so far.(confusing, a lot)
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pop3.dell.com / mail.dell.com / pop3.dellmail.com \nsmtp.dell.com / mail.dell.com / smtp.dellmail.com
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You go to the start menu and there should be by default a menu called "Set program access and defaults" Click on the "custom" button and you can uncheck the mail client to disable it.
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You need to set the following information in settings:\n\n1. Your account -- this is the username\n2. Your password\n3. Your POP3 server -- this is the system from whom you receive all your email. Call the people who provide your Internet access and ask them what the address for the POP3 server is; it's something like mail.my_isp.com\n4. Your SMTP server -- this is the system through which you send email. Frequently, it's the same as your POP3 server.\n\nThat should get you back into your mail.
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Get a different mail server
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The server settings are \npop: pop.gmail.com\nsmtp: smtp.gmail.com\n\nThats the only information you need I believe.\n\nYou might also need the port settings.\nIncoming is 995\nOutcoming is 465
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Get McAfee VirusScanner and keep it updated
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Get some kind of antivirus. I know for a fact McAffee will get rid of it and you can probably find it for less than $50.\n\nOr for free you can try.\nhttp://www.pandasoftware.com\nand for adaware which may fix some other problems you are likely having http://www.lavasoft.com/
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http://www.ask.com/web?q=+What+can+you+do+if+a+server+prevents+Outlook+from+connecting+to+external+POP3%3F&qsrc=0&o=0
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Hey Satan what's up? Been awhile since I've talked to the devil (-:\n\nYou can also check with your ISP. I use Outlook Express for some dedicated email addresses and I have my pop3 mail server setup to "save a copy" of every email that passes thru. \n\nWorth a shot - what the heck. \n\nYou can also check your OE folders file in windows Explorer as it could be lingering around in there.\n\nMy folders file is located:\nC//\nDocuments and Settings\n(username)\nApplication Data\nLocal Settings\nApplication Data\nIdentities\nMicrosoft\nOutlook Express
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that depents from your email provider. example if is user@yourprovider.com\n\npop.yourprovider.com\nmail.yourprovider.com\n\ntry to change the provider and type "pop" for "pop" and "mail" for "smtp"
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Contact the email provider and have them check their server. Most likely it is a domain problem.\n\nAlso, run an anti-spyware program to check your own computer
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Outlook Express/tools/mail/properties/servers