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Need help with my email!

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Participants Kevin Perez12Drew Allen77Maria James94Bryan Palmer9
Kevin Perez12 Kevin Perez12 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Jan 2018
#1 ·
Alright, here’s the situation.
On my old computer, I used Windows Live Mail for my email and it worked perfectly fine... But now I've upgraded to a new machine running Windows 10, and apparently, this OS doesn't support Windows Live Mail anymore.

The real headache is that I have no clue which email client to download—and honestly, I don't even know my login details. I'm missing both the username and the password.

Should I reach out to Verizon or something?

It's a business account, so getting it back up and running on this new PC is pretty much critical for me.
Drew Allen77 Drew Allen77 Active Member
82 messages
joined May 2017
#2 ·
If you're using an official work email, you should be getting all the setup details directly from your company so you can plug them into something like the Windows Mail app. The New York Times has nothing to do with that process.
Maria James94 Maria James94 Member
39 messages
joined May 2009
#3 ·
If you need anything regarding work accounts, you’ll have to check in with your IT admin. They’re the ones who can reset your password or dig up your username if you're stuck.
Windows 10 comes with its own built-in mail app, so maybe give that a shot first to see if it works for you. If not, the internet is basically overflowing with other options.

While you're at it, you might want to ask your admin if your job perks include a Microsoft Office suite that has Gmail included.
Bryan Palmer9 Bryan Palmer9 Member
13 messages
joined Sep 2019
#4 ·
Hey, quick question for the OP, what’s actually wrong with just using the webmail version? You can literally just bookmark the link or save it to your favorites for instant access.
I honestly prefer the web interface because everything stays synced on the server, so I can get into my stuff from pretty much any computer I'm sitting at.
Drew Allen77 Drew Allen77 Active Member
82 messages
joined May 2017
#5 ·
It seems like quite a few companies don't bother setting up webmail anymore, or they just push everyone toward using Microsoft Outlook or some other specific desktop client.

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