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What happened to my regular msn email application? As of right now, it tells me that there has been a parental control block on my email, and I can not receive or send emails. I have numerous emails in que that I would like to open, and it looks like maybe this stupid microsoft public windows program. Which by the way, I know nothing about. Please do whatever you have to, to remove the block on my msn email program. I would like to know that you did get this message, but am not sure if you could even send it to me. I have had nothing but problems after problems with your sloppy vista program. Please tell me how I can get rid of it - I'd rather have XP. An extremely irritated and unsatisfied customer! |
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Are you referring to MSN Mail? Are you an MSN Premium subscriber? Did you install Windows Live Essentials suite which includes Windows Live Family Safety? No one here represents or works for Microsoft, Pat (although an MSN representative checks post in MSN Discussion newsgroup on occasion). |
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Do you have children? These days kids know more about computers than many parents. They might be playing a joke on you or something such as that. When children are around, ignorance of computers can be dangerous. |
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This newsgroup is a peer to peer forum, not a direct link to Msft or Msn support. Is your account the primary account of an Msn Premium Subscription. ? Were you or someone else using MSn Premium software(e.g. MSn Explorer) ? Did you create the primary account for an Msn Premium subscription(Fyi...A credit card would have been necessary) ? Has anyone, you or someon else previously configured that account as a sub-account(not the primary account on a subscription plan) Plain Hotmail accounts do not have parental blocking unless Windows Live Family Safety is being used to monitor the account and allow or deny access to the account. If this is a premium account, Msn support may ask to speak to and identify the credit card holder. For premium accounts start by contacting MSn at http://support.msn.com. After successful logon with the primary account username/pw one will find options for phone, chat, and email support. |
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Having the same problem myself. Just started on Sept. 1, 2009. Driving me crazy. I€™m the account administrator and MSN is free with Verizon DSL (MSN Premium). No credit card used. When I go to parental control (MSN Safety on toolbar) the only option I have is €œfamily safety€. I€™m the only one who uses the computer so no changes have been made to settings. I also use MSN Explorer. Did install Windows Live but only after the problem started. Get this message from MSN. E-mail not allowed. This account has been restricted using parental controls. You cannot send or receive e-mail using this account. Quick fix. When you start MSN go to mail (not envelope on tool bar) and this took me to Hot Mail where I could get mail. You can also go to Hotmail.com. Personally I don€™t like the layout of Hotmail and prefer viewing in MSN Mail. |
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[Forwarded to MSN Discussion] Contact Verizon Support about this (who probably will bounce you to MSN Support who will then bounce you back to Verizon Support; you get what you don't pay for, apparently). Or post here: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...family/threads Speaking of which, here's an interesting related thread: Uninstalled Windows Family Safety but still blocking email http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...8-4daf7d0aa8d9 |
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Another thought: When I go to €œHelp Settings---Status and Support---Parental Controls€ I get an error €œIdentifying Account€ & €œRetrieving Permissions€ When I go to €œHelp & Settings---Settings---Parental Control---Parental Control Settings€ I get the message €œWe were unable to retrieve parental control settings at this time. Please try again later.€ The problem must be in my computer because when I log on using my wife€™s account [on my computer] I get the same error. When I use my wife€™s laptop and login as myself (to msn) everything works as it should. Both machines are also using Vista but don€™t think it€™s a problem with the operating system. |
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Sounds like a MSN problem. I don't know where the newsgroup or forum is for MSN but if other people are also having the problem then you will get better help in a group in which MSN is the designated purpose. To start, try the following: http://www.bing.com/search?q=msn+acc...RM=MSNH11&qs=n |
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The error you are seeing is misleading. The root cause is that you are running a version of MSN Explorer that is older than 9.6. As of September 1st, Hotmail has turned off the email servers that were supporting the older version of MSN email. You may have seen the emails about the DAV email servers being shutdown. Unfortunately, the MSN Explorer is interpreting the error being sent back from the hotmail server as a parental control error. My apologies for the confusion. In order to start seeing your email in MSN Explorer again, you will need to upgrade to the lastest version (9.6). Please go to http://membercenter.msn.com, sign in and select the option to download the latest MSN Software. |
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