WithinWebMail, check the size of the "Trash" folder -- many of your messages could have been moved into that folder, and contribute to your overall usage of your quota (1 Gigabyte). Within WebMail, move the mouse-pointer over the name of one folder, and "hover" there. In a few seconds, you should see a pop-up balloon that tells you the total

Ourstaff was mentioning about in some rare occasions, a few original emails from a Folder on Outlook 2013 which he would later forwarded them to his clients, after forwarding, these original emails ended up missing from that Folder where they originally located. To avoid having encountering these issues again, The staff would instead copy the

Hello my Thunderbird performed yesterday ,9 November 2020, an automatic update to version 78.4.0 (from 68.12.1). Since then all my emails in my inbox and archive folders have disappeared. Also the archive folders with the submap structures are gone. Very annoying. I am not so experienced in trouble shooting. I have two hotmail accounts in use.

Thisthird method involves disabling the add-ins. Launch the run box by pressing Windows + R key. Type the following command in the run box and press Ok: " Outlook is now in Safe mode, the next step involves disabling the add-ins, now, you have to click "Go to File" select Option then Add-Ins.

Ifyou can't see the folder, do the following: Click on the cog icon at the top right of the window. If Quick Settings is enabled, click "See all Settings". Click the Labels tab. Find the Bin or Trash labels in the list displayed, and click on the 'Show' button. You will now be able to see the Trash folder and recover any emails found in there.

POP3 by default, moves the email from the email server to your PC. The result is that after the email is copied to your PC, it's removed from the mail service's server. In Outlook, for example, in the advanced configuration of the account, there's an option to "Leave a copy of messages on the server". By selecting this option

nothingit, like "Drafts", it might appear that your inbox is empty. Before. panicking, click on the "Inbox" icon on the left to make sure you're looking. where you think you are. This also clears "full message view" which can obscure. the list of messages in your inbox. You've selected a display filter.

Makesure all folders are showing. Missing folders could be something as simple as a minimized Folders pane. Also, since folders can be nested in Outlook, expanding a folder with a small triangle next to it may reveal the folders you can't find. Recover a deleted folder from the trash. If you accidentally deleted an entire folder, but haven't

R Reply (quickly respond, also prevents you from the embarrassing "reply all") U: Mark as unread (to come back to later, unless, of course, you have the snooze hack enabled) C: Compose new

Gota problem with emails from Inbox. Dunno why, the mails older than few days, they either dissapear, or either are deleted, but i dunno why. How can i fix this? I want all my emails to stay there. [OS = Windows 10]

InOutlook 2010 or 2016 click the View tab for the ribbon bar. Click on the folder you want and then click View Settings. Go to advanced and see if there is any advanced filtering shown. If so, remove it and click OK.

Thereis one thing you can try to see unread emails. I recommend you to enable unread email first on the page. For this. Open Gmail account. Go to Settings on Gear icon. Under Inbox tab, next to Inbox type, choose Unread first. Below this choose the number of emails you wish to see which are unread. Save the Changes. I hope this helps!

OpenOutlook (not Outlook.com) and click the File tab and select Open & Export. Click the Import/Export button and select Export to a file. Select Outlook Data File (.pst) Select the mail account (not just the Inbox) usually at the top and indented to the left of the Inbox column. Ensure ' Include subfolders ' is ticked.