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I installed Thunderbird 115.6.1 and it will not send or receive email. I uninstalled Thunderbird and scoured the Windows 10 Registry with CCleaner. When reinstalling Tbird 115.6.1 it works until I reboot then it fails again.

I have checked the serer setting for the Incoming and Outgong servers and they are correct.

My PC goes online without a hitch with Firefox, Tor, Vivaldi, and DuckDuckGo browsers. The Internet connection is solid. Note: Firefox was misbehaving in that it would not fully open some sights. In Windows Programs and Features I found and executed a Repair function for Firefox and that solved that problem. This saved me from uninstalling, flushing the Registry, and reinstalling. I thought it may clear the Tbird problem, but it did not.

I am quite technically savvy as I used PC since they were on the market and never ask for help until I've exhausted every possible fox. This problem is one for the history books and eludes me.

Error message is that the server is not responding. eMClient email software works without a problem as does using Web mail through Firefox or another browser. Your help is most appreciated, or a link where i may download a previous version of Thunderbird. Thank you, your help is warmly appreciated.

Wayne English Wayne@WayneAEnglish.com WayneAEnglish.com

Each time I try to send an email it tells me to select a certificate for Authentication. Each time I do this if I select any of the options and hit okay it does not work. But if I just hit cancel it sends the message I'm not sure how to get this error message to stop popping up or just go away all together or what the issue is in the first place.

Since yesterday afternoon ( March 26 ), I have been unable to send emails via Thunderbird but I can receive them. When I attempt to send an email I get an error message as shown. Could someone assist me in resolving this problem

Bonjour, depuis 2 jours mes 2 comptes de messagerie (jprobbe75@gmail.com et jprobbe92@gmail.com) sont bloqués par google. J'ai suivi votre tuto, mais en vain...pouvez vous vous connecter à mon mac pour analyser ce qui cloche? Merci JP ROBBE

In Thunderbird I keep getting RETR errors, and I am unable to get out of troubleshoot mode. No solutions to either problem appear. I can only access my principle email through Comcast.

My primary email is with Comcast (aka Xfinity)

A short while ago, even though I was successfully receiving emails, I am unable to send emails from that account. I've verified my SMTP settings, and nothing has changed in any of my account configurations. The only way I am able to send or respond to emails is by using Comcast's webmail interface.

I've been happy with Thunderbird for many, many years, but am very frustrated. I'd appreciate any assistance.

Diagnostic information for administrators:

Generating server: TYUPR01MB5253.apcprd01.prod.exchangelabs.com

johndavis435@hotmail.com Remote server returned '554 5.2.2 mailbox full; STOREDRV.Deliver.Exception:QuotaExceededException; Failed to process message due to a permanent exception with message [BeginDiagnosticData]Microsoft Unified Storage is full. QuotaExceededException: Microsoft Unified Storage is full.[EndDiagnosticData] [Stage: DeliverMessage]'

Our organization uses GoDaddy which worked fine with Thunderbird until GoDaddy migrated to Microsoft Exchange 365/Outlook. According to GoDaddy, Microsoft does not allow any of the authentication protocols offered by Thunderbird for SMTP outgoing messages.

Thunderbird has helpfully added a Microsoft 365 option for SMTP settings in the latest update, but when you click that it says that you have to get a third-party paid app called OWL to make it work.

My question to Thunderbird: is this going to be the only answer to this problem or is it being worked on? Background is that the organization I work with has the GoDaddy Account so I have no control over that choice. I've used Thunderbird to keep my email out of the clutches of Microsoft Outlook and would like that to continue. I've also been donating to Thunderbird for years so I'm not opposed to paying. I just don't think I should have to use a 3rd party app for basic functionality.

I have a problem with Thunderbird. I want to save messages in local folders, but I have so many of them that the program freezes. I receive damaged messages, and some messages come multiple times. I need to keep all the messages and cannot delete them. How can I solve this problem? Is there a way to store some messages, for example, on an external drive? The program is so overloaded that closing it takes several seconds. Please provide a detailed set of instructions on how to safely resolve the issue so that none of the messages get deleted.

I am receiving the following message: The RETR command did not succeed. Error retrieving message. Mail server.comcast.net responded: Message 9 expunged.

The message number does change each time I try to download my messages. Thanks for any help. Rob

Hi,

Hoping someone can help, I'm setting up my Gmail account and have copied all the settings over exactly from my old laptop and have generated a new 'app password' in Gmail. Thunderbird pops up a Google login page then it is saying it can't connect to the server. Everything is working fine on my old laptop with configuration exactly the same (except for the use of older but still active app password).

I don't think Google allows me to see my old app password, only generate a new one, but as the new one won't work I'm thinking that maybe Google somehow knows I'm using POP email on two machines and won't allow this until I delete the old app password. Does anyone have experience of this? Just don't want to delete the password in case it stops working on both laptops! Also note that I don't want to disable 2 step authentication as this makes my account less secure and it has been working fine for years with this enabled.

Thanks!

I have been using Thunderbird fo over 25 years with the same ISP. Today I could not send e-mail, still receiving OK. When I attempt to send I get a message that the account is rejected. I verified the settings in Thunderbird and with Charter. I updated Thunderbird to the latest version, 115.6.0, ran a virus scan, turned off firewall, Restored my computer to an earlied date and of course, re-booted. What am I overlooking?

Using Supernova 115.6.0 (32-bit) I've noticed gmail inbox messages on my gmail on my android phone that do NOT show up in Thunderbird on my Windows 10 PC, which is where I mainly access mail. Not in the BUT, in the ALL MAIL folder for the gmail account, they ARE there. I am missing seeing incoming email because of this! Is there a solution???

I am a long time Thunderbird user on both Windows and now on Linux. My current Linux Mint system and Thunderbird are both current on updates. Thunderbird has been experiencing hang for several weeks (maybe more like a couple months) I have been living with it as it will recover if I wait a minute or so. Today when I started looking the issue I was more than a little disturbed to find the profile being used was located in mt home folder instead of on the server I had been using it on (I thought) for several years. Upon further examination it appears I have FOUR profile showing up and the one on the server has not been used in over a year. Why would my default profile not be where I expect it to be living??? I guessing I have a bunch personal folders data now scattered out across in at least three places and only one of them is getting backed up. NOT a very happy camper here today. . . See attached info: I didn't see anything in the log file, but then the hangs seem to recover when I wait them out.