WINXP BUILDIN OUTLOOK EXPRESS 5 COMPRESS COUNTER RESET TO ZERO EACH TIME
Hi experts,
Annoying problem about outlook express compress mail and missing mails.
I want each time when startup winxp , a background program or reg file auto run and set compresscouter to "zero".
Following is the reg link:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identiti
My Outlook had 2 email user accounts ,can anyone help to write a code for me ?
Regards
Stanley Chan
Annoying problem about outlook express compress mail and missing mails.
I want each time when startup winxp , a background program or reg file auto run and set compresscouter to "zero".
Following is the reg link:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identiti
My Outlook had 2 email user accounts ,can anyone help to write a code for me ?
Regards
Stanley Chan
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Thanks, hope everything smooth in future.
Hello Stanley. Sorry to hijack your question, but there is a fellow member who could use your knowledge of Chinese to solve a problem. The question is here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27993250/Hacked-computer.html?anchorAnswerId=38773008#a38773008
and the member has attached an Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF document containing a screenshot. In that screenshot there appears to be some Chinese looking characters, and it would really be helpful if you could spare the time to tell us if this is Chinese, and if so what it says. If you can, it would be very much appreciated if you could post a message in that question. Thanks - Bill
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27993250/Hacked-computer.html?anchorAnswerId=38773008#a38773008
and the member has attached an Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF document containing a screenshot. In that screenshot there appears to be some Chinese looking characters, and it would really be helpful if you could spare the time to tell us if this is Chinese, and if so what it says. If you can, it would be very much appreciated if you could post a message in that question. Thanks - Bill
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I just follow your method then combine all email account resetting codes into 1 reg file.
It seems working.
I will add reg file to the task of XP when bootup.
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Stanley