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Frustrated with delete and server certificate message in Outlook 2007
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My neighbor told me she is having a frustrating time with Outlook 2007 and her IMAP Comcast email account so I checked it out. What happens is, whenever she starts Outlook and clicks on her inbox there is a message that says the server certificate is not secure and do you want to continue to use this server. When I clicked on the server it says that it is a Comodo server certificate. Also she cannot delete her email. When you choose an email to delete a line goes through it and you have to purge the email, not delete it the normal way. I googled the issue and found this:
https://www.comodo.com/support/products/email_certs/outlook.php
I checked and she does not have Comodo security on her PC so I do not get why she is having these issues. I went into her data files and there were two, one with her email address and another that said personal folder which was set as the default. When I tried to change the default data folder I was not able to. I also made sure her Comcast server settings were correct and they were.
I could go on but does anyone have any idea why she would be getting this Comodo server certificate message and having the deleting email problem? I use Outlook with an IMAP Comcast account myself and I have none of the issues she is having.
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