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Irene
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Since a couple of weeks ago I have been having constant problems receiving

Yahoo emails. The request box for Password confirmation constantly appears,

even though I have check the box to remember it. I am now also receiving

duplicate emails.

I have carried out the instructions on KB290684 and KB284404, but the

problems still persist.

Does anyone have any idea what to do? I have spent hours carrying out a

multitude of things to try to resolve the matter. It is driving me mad!!!

(I also have this posted on Office Discussion Groups)

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Irene, you are certaily not the only one. The standard Yahoo mailbox now looks like a rather crude Notepad document with a tiny little box in which to write emails. I tried changing to All-new Yahoo and just get a blank pale blue screen most of the time, but did I get proper screen once. I've followed all the instructions about clearing caches, accepting cookies, etc I've even made the log-in site a Trusted Site, but it still doesn't work.

Since opening a Hotmail account a few years ago, I've only used Yahoo mail as a back up anyway (used to get endless spam on Yahoo). I've now opened a GMail account as a back-up and it seems to work perfectly, so now I'm just going to drop Yahoo completely. Hotmail works perfectly with Outlook and I've had very little spam with it in 4 years.

Yahoo seems to have made their product unworkable, probably as an over-reaction to all the complaints about it having very weak protection against spammers.

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Have you also posted it at the specific Outlook (General) discussion group? There are lots of experts hanging out in there.

Yes Pat, that is exactly the place I posted.

There was a brief response from 'Roady' asking for PC & software details, but nothing since..

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I have mentioned this before. When my son spent a year touring the world, he asked me to install yahoo messenger so that he could keep in touch. If Yahoo mail is anywhere as near as intrusive, and as big a pain as that was, then you would probably be much better off without it. The next problem that I had was getting rid of it. I ended up having to edit the registry. I won't let anything to do with yahoo anywhere near to my computer now. :D

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