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Old June 19th, 2010, 06:47 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Larry
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Default Never mind--I found the problem

Somehow the month setting in Date/Time Properties on my computer had been
changed from June to April. I switched it back to June, and now e-mail
works normally.

This also explains another problem I was having: e-mails I sent yesterday
were not in the Sent folder. In fact they WERE in the Sent folder, but they
were dated for April 18.

It's very unsettling when settings change on their own. :-)


"Larry" wrote in message
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On my Desktop, on OE6, every time I attempt to send/receive, I get this
message:

"The server you are connected to is using a security certificate which has
expired or is not yet valid.

"Do you want to continue using this server"?

And I have to click yes to do the send/receive. Also, this message appears
for each possible incoming and outgoing. Thus I have two automatic
accounts
that send/receive. So I get the message four times when I click
Send/receive, for the outgoing and the incoming for each of the two
accounts.

At the same time, the OE6 on my Windows XP laptop is working normally. I
have the same e-mail accounts on the laptop as on the Desktop, and all the
specs in Tools, Accounts, Mail for those accounts are the same on the two
computers.

I've googled the message text, but have found nothing.

What should I do to get rid of that message?

Thanks.