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Attachments are sent as noname.bin and can't be opened.

Asked by wimmeyvaert in OE-WindowsLive

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I have a problem on a friend's pc.
He is using Windows XP SP3 and outlook express as email-client.
When he tries to send an email with attachment (let's say 10 JPG-files), he is able to attach those files and send the email without any warning/error.

BUT !!!

The one he sent the mail receives then 10 emails (yes, for each attachment a separate mail) with 1 attachment per mail. When you try to save the attachments, they have noname.bin as default name.
Saving them to disk (even as a file with JPG-extention) is possible, but you cannot open the files.

So all attachments are sent as a kind of (encrypted ?) file which cannot be opened at the addressee's pc.

Is there anyone who had the same issue and knows how to solve this ?
(I already reinstalled the complete pc and the problem remains).

Best regards and thanks in advance.

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