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    Default Windows Mail keeps trying to create a "Recovered Messages" folder

    Windows Mail is working OK but every time I open the program, the hard drive goes into a flurry of activity and a new folder carrying the time and date, is created in the "Recovered Messages" section.
    The disk activity continues at a high level throughout my Mail session, and is getting to be something of a nuisance. No data is ever recovered (none needs to be) and the new folder is always empty no matter how long I allow the disk thrashing to continue.

    How can I switch off this entirely unnecessary activity by Windows Mail, to recover messages that do not need recovering?

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    One option is to try the Back up and Reset Windows Mail. My best suggestion however, would be to upgrade to Windows Live Mail

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    I was getting this damn message every time I used hotmail, thankfully not often. I did as simrick says and went to live mail, problem solved.

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    Glad to hear your problem is resolved!

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