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greysts
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Loc: Colchester
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I am running out of ideas now. The only thing I can think of now is that for some unknown reason your own ISP has put some sort of block on POP mail from Google. Seems totally unlikely I know but if the problem isn't on your PC it can only be on your ISP's server. How about going to their customer service people and asking the question.
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FreakyLady
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Reg'd: Thu
Posts: 31
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Ow, thanks for your help!
I'll try contacting my ISP customers service then..
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FreakyLady
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Reg'd: Thu
Posts: 31
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I e-mailed those guys at my ISP and got a lovely reply "only" a week later giving me the link of Gmail support site where I can read (again!) how to configure it.. Oh dear!
Well, thanks anyway to everybody who tried to help!
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FreakyLady
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Reg'd: Thu
Posts: 31
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I have just solved this problem when trying to solve a completely different one!
I needed to connect to a secure site, but failed to do so, 'coz I had IE 6 with cipher strength set at 40-bit, when 128-bit was required. So, I re-installed IE to have cipher strangth changed and after doing so I was able to confige Gmail!
A big thank-you goes to everybody who tried to help!
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putasolutions
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Reg'd: Tue
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Loc: Infinity and beyond
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Thanks for letting us know, it gives us another diagnostic to try, when trying to solve this in future
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JasonHOward
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Reg'd: Tue
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Could you tell me exactly how you got it to Gmail and outlook to work. I dont understand why I would need to reinstall IE, or what I would need to change if I did so.
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