Re: [PCWorks] nCleaner
- From: "Clint Hamilton-PCWorks Admin" <PCWorks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pcworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Jul 2008 08:09:40 -0500
Huh? I use OE6 too and it always has a Server tab. Are you
sure you looked where I said to look?
That would solve the problem to an extent because (if you saw
any differences) you'd know what to change back after running
it. But as to how to **change** the config of nCleaner, then
yes, you'd have to ask that of someone that used it, or ask the
vendor if that area is not user-changeable.
-Clint
God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://www.OrpheusComputing.com
http://www.ComputersCustomBuilt.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harold B."
I'm using Outlook Express 6 which does not have a "Server" tab.
However I'll
record the information in the Accounts window in whatever tabs
exist there
and see what changes take place (if any) after using nCleaner.
Of course,
that doesn't solve anything even if I see some change. My
question is what
changes I might have to make in the nCleaner configuration so
that any
changes in the Accounts window (if any) will not take place
when using
nCleaner. The idea just occurred to me that I might contact
whatever email
address is on the nCleaner page, describe this problem to them,
and see what
they say. Meanwhile, thanks mucho, Clint, and I hope your
problems, which
seem infinitely more complicated, are resolved --- Harold
> From: "Clint Hamilton-PCWorks Admin"
>
> Go to your OE's Tools > Accounts, then chose the email
> address and check
> the SMTP settings under the "Server" tab. See if they're
> what they were
> before. SMTP is what controls the outgoing email. Might also
> should check
> the other tabs because they are other things in there that
> control
> outgoing mail. These types of "cleaners" always manage to
> mess something
> up. --- Clint
>
> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Harold B."
>
>Hello again ... In my usual effort to clean house, I installed
>what looks
>like a full program (like it does it all) for cleaning system
>files and the
>registry. I know there are other programs which I'm probably
>also using.
>This one is also a freebie and it can be downloaded from ...
>http://www.nkprods.com/ncleaner/
>All right, now I am also using Outlook Express for my email
>and after using
>this nCleaner, I find I can still receive email but sending
>sends email,
>even email sent to myself, into my "Outbox" where it remains,
>never
>reaching the intended recipient.
>I easily can fix that by using "System Restore" to restore the
>system to
>the moment before using nCleaner. Question: Is there a way to
>determine
>exactly what file(s) was/were effected and/or what
>configuration was
>changed so that I can continue using nCleaner and continue
>sending email,
>meaning it sends rather than sits in the Outbox? --- Harold
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