"I received an email recently, with no attachment, and when I tried to open it, my computer froze. Even a ctrl-alt-del wouldn't help. Every time I try to open, or just click on and delete this message my computer freezes. I didn't think it was possible for an email to cause this kind of problem, if there was no attachment. I'm using Outlook Express, and running Windows XP Professional Version, Service Pack 2. I just want to delete this message from my inbox -- I have no idea what is in it and I don't care at this point!"
Stranger things have been known to happen to folks using Outlook Express, but I'm sure that's little comfort to you now. Here are some things you can try to remove the offending item from your inbox.
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This morning I have opened my MS Outlook and observed there unpleasant thing: some of my emails were lost. I used the Google,but could find nothing. To my good fortune accidentally somebody called me up,it turned out it was my friend)). He advised me an interesting software - recovery ost files,which I used and was discouraged,reason of its restore all my damaged emails for seconds. And as I knew later for free. I have been using the program for 2 weeks. I have been glad...
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