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    windows xp logon query

    at my logon screen, it keeps telling me i have 136 new emails which is from when i cleared out an old email account i dont look at regulary, is there anyway to stop this, i have tried deleting .net accounts under user accounts> manage my networks, but it still comes up

    thanks

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    Install tweakui ver. 2.00.0.0 fro the microsoft site. go to the part on logon and you can disable it.

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    cheers for the advice, dont suppose you got a link for the tweak?

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    Start run regedit and navigate to:

    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
    \CurrentVersion\UnreadMail

    Double-click MessageExpiryDays set the value to 0, then click OK.

    If that key does not exist create it - right click new key UnreadMail then right click the UnreadMail new DWORD MessageExpiryDays - it will automatically be set to 0.

    OK that

    Logoff and back on again - should be good.

    Or get PowerToys which include tweakui here

    Good Luck!
    Last edited by NooNoo; August 3rd, 2002 at 05:43 AM.

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    i got to the registry bit u told me about, but i couldnt find message expiry days, all there is is (default) under name and then under type REG_SZ and under data is value not set??

    is that the one u mean?

    i clicked on each account listed under unread mail but i couldnt see anything called message expiry days under there either

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    If that key doesn't exist, you have to create it.

    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
    \CurrentVersion

    is the place where you create the sub key UnreadMail

    here is the Microsoft article about it

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    try here

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    thanks for your help noo noo, ive sorted it with help of that microsoft link

    cheers


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