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T-bird account just disappeared, unable to open or download

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T-bird account just disappeared couple days ago, Windows 7, Google chrome server, tried everything. Unable to access and or download t-bird again. I believe it happened after downloading new Firefox server, have since delete Firefox. Notice appears on its own that there is mail in accounts but can't open from notice. Thank you.

T-bird account just disappeared couple days ago, Windows 7, Google chrome server, tried everything. Unable to access and or download t-bird again. I believe it happened after downloading new Firefox server, have since delete Firefox. Notice appears on its own that there is mail in accounts but can't open from notice. Thank you.

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T-bird account just disappeared

There is no such thing as a "Thunderbird account". You've set up an account with an email provider, e.g. Gmail or Yahoo. Then you use Thunderbird to access mail for that account on your email provider's server, as well as to send mail via your email provider's server.

Google chrome server

What? If you're talking about the Chrome browser, it has got nothing to do with Thunderbird.

tried everything

What exactly?

Unable to access and or download t-bird again.

Why would you want to download Thunderbird again when it's already installed?

I believe it happened after downloading new Firefox server

Firefox is a web browser, and by no means any kind of server. And it has got nothing to do with Thunderbird.

Notice appears on its own that there is mail in accounts but can't open from notice.

What are you talking about?

Please describe in detail:

  • what you're doing
  • what happens
  • what you expect to happen.

Note, using the correct terminology will help.