Hotmail POP settings 1

Hotmail or Windows Live Hotmail is a web page on your email service provider from Microsoft. Services that offer both free email accounts and pay. January 14, 2009, Hotmail POP settings have been provided to users in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, and the UK means that the user can download email using an email client available. Before users free POP access, the only person who can use Windows Live Mail e-mail program - reference set on Windows Live Mail Hotmail. [Hotmail support in Outlook Express, the predecessor of Windows Live Mail, has been brought back but still has some bugs when using. It worked for a number of accounts, email accounts are often very old and not for beginners].
FYI, to download email from the online accounts on your computer through the Post Office Protocol (POP), When you want to use, you need to set up a new account in an e-mail program such as Outlook Express and offers POP settings include the server address to the port number, etc.

Hotmail POP settings are What- questions posed by many people?
Hotmail POP settings will show users of a number of countries - the list above. For users who still do not have the available POP refer to the steps at the end of the article to change the address of the user in your profile to one of the above countries.
Here are the steps necessary Hotmail POP settings you need to add your email to download email to your computer and even your mobile phone like the iPhone. great!
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• POP server address for email download: pop3.live.com.
• SSL required for POP: Yes – the incoming port should thus be 995.
• Username: the full email address of your Hotmail account including the @hotmail.com part.
• Password: Remember this is case sensitive.
• SMTP server address for sending emails: smtp.live.com through Port 25.
• Authentication required? Yes and should be your username and password.
• TLS / SSL requirement? Yes.

Important: The setting POP go (rather, the set SMTP) requires you to use port 25. This may prevent you from sending emails from your account. You wonder why? The answer: because the reason many Internet service providers (ISPs) to block this port to prevent the misuse of their services for sending spam, advertisement .... So if you have configured Figure your Hotmail account in an email client and can not send emails, there is a reason to use your ISPs have disabled the SMTP port 25. you can do when facing this situation? Generally, the ISP can provide an alternate port; contact them to set up alternative outgoing email which will include the address of the SMTP server separately each user and allows a port. You can find this information in the ISP web site; Please check under the ingredients in it. By the above, if the ISP refused to open port 25 or port does not provide a replacement, please think twice the transition to an internet access service.

Hotmail POP settings are not completely work on all free accounts and has been released for limited use only a few countries mentioned above. You can patiently wait for the installation to be made to your account or change your address in Hotmail profile page.

• Sign in to your Hotmail account.
• Click on the “Options” link and select “More Options”.
• Under “Manage your account” heading, click on “View and edit your personal information”.
• You will now be taken to the live.com web site and shown your account details. Since we need to change the
• address we had used at the time of account creation, click on the “Registered Information” link.
• Change the country of residence to United Kingdom or any of those where the POP settings will work. Please
• understand that this would mean supplying false information to Windows Live Hotmail and I don’t recommend it!

Finally: POP access from the previous Hotmail. At the time of writing the set only a limited number of some records. If you can receive emails but have difficulty in sending, it may be because your ISP is blocking port 25. Take alternative SMTP settings from the ISP or website to support them. Good luck!