Recent content by Donozo

Yes, I know how to enable the headers but not necessarily know how to read them properly. Checking the headers is the first thing I do when I need to know the real origins of an email. In this case, everything in the header show MS domains, eg. outlook.com and microsoft.com I'm pretty positive...

Just to make sure that any update on the server will not reflect locally. I might be wrong but I always felt safer with pop versus imap.

@Fabler2 , this is what I get: The occupied storage shows normally both in outlook->storage and when I look via my account.microsoft.com->storage, by 'normally' I mean that I get no errors whatsoever. The problem I have - which *might* have already been answered by @Helmut - is whether the...

Ok. I don't normally give up easily but after 12+ hours on this I don't see anything else I'm able to do. The only way I found to contact them was via the feedback button. I explained the problem in detail there and ticked the 'you may contact me' box. That's it. What I'm going to do next is...

You are not understanding why I browse the web on my gf's PC you mean? :rolleyes: edit: apologies, I didn't notice the last part of your sentence. No, I did not type that as I don't want to extend the 'freezing' period; I need to find a permanent solution to this before I use that. Thanks...

Again, I'm logging in via a browser and not via PC's onedrive. The PC I use has a different MS account that has nothing to do with the personal email address I use at Outlook. I do everything via MS website using onedrive.live.com and account.microsoft.com

Just fyi, that link, with the 'contact support', does nothing for me. It will lead me to a questionnaire that in turn will lead to irrelevant answers. I did all that before registering to this forum. What I'm asking is to contact someone and ask them what am I supposed to do to keep my email...

@Dannydet, maybe I'm missing something but I don't see how the first post helps my situation. Regarding the second link, I have already read that but it still doesn't help. I don't need to learn how to unfreeze my onedrive account; I mean, as I posted earlier, there are clear directions how to...

I surely am careful and that's why it's so aggravating. eg. I haven't clicked anything on the links in the email and, instead, I visited microsoft's website. Everything I see on the website comes from microsoft (I'm careful to monitor all the URLs I see on my browser) and I'm starting to...

Every message I see on my account supports the email I got. Here is what I see when I log in: @z3r010, thanks for that but I have already read it. The answers I find don't really explain in detail what is happening. If a single sign-in was all it was needed then I wouldn't get the message in...

Well, that's the problem: there are contradictory suggestions on the net about that. Some say it is Legit and others -like yourself- claim that it is a scam. That's why I'm so confused. Please also note that OneDrive really is frozen in my account (I can't get to it unless I *unfreeze* it).

Hello all, I have spent the most part of today trying to get some help with an email I received this morning coming from OneDrive[at]infomail.microsoft.com claiming that my OneDrive account will be deleted. All the searches I made and the pages I read ended me more confused than ever. I...