Resolved WLDCore.dll missing no Win.Livemail.

Virgin Media > How do I set up Windows Live Mail?

Virgin Media > Manual email settings

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You can also get to your email with a web browser by going to http://www.virginmedia.com/ and clicking the "Email" link near the top right of the page.

 

Checked Virgin set up and my entries check ok. I have Net Framework 4.5 installed but not Net Framework 4.

 

Excellent.

Cool.

Install it.


Then reboot, try sending/receiving email.

If it's still not working, you might want to consider a different email client or, even easier yet, simply access your Virgin Media email online using your favorite browser and forget trying to setup and maintain an email client.

 

Do you mean uninstall WLM and use another software for E-mail working? Any suggestions please. Wishing you a Merry Xmas and a Happy new year to you and everyone at WindowsBBS. Bobby.

 

Install of Net framework 4.0. was not possible as caption states "that Net framework 4.0. is already installed or a higher version is currently installed ".

 

I use IE as my internet browser. I require to send and receive E-mails. I did try emClient Mail software but again Virginmedia failed to connected with Authentication error as did WLM.

 

Did you try calling VirginMedia? You've been having so much trouble with WLM I would dump it and just use the email service offered by VirginMedia if they offer one.

 

Instructions:

1. Go to http://www.virginmedia.com
   
   
2. Click on Email

 

Then on the VirginMedia Sign in page,

1. Type in your VirginMedia user name in the "Username" box.
   
   
2. Type in your VirginMedia password in the "Password" box.
   
   
3. Click the red "Sign in" box.

You will now be able to create, edit, delete, send, receive and store your VirginMedia email right there online on VirginMedia.com within your Internet Explorer browser window.

 

SpywareDr, you are a genius, as you suggestion works a treat, thank you. I contacted Virginmedia on 150, eight times. Just a round around from "give twenty fours for error to be corrected" "we will call back in 40 minutes - that never happened" " hang up and try again as error now corrected - I right, not this time ". I will be writing to Swansea to lodge a complaint against their service. Am I correct in thinking that the fault lies with WLM? Again my sincere thanks.

 

You're welcome.

Rather doubtful. Untold thousands still use it.