Recent content by The Pope

I'm running 8.1.

So yeah, this is still a problem. Every now and again I have to erase my AOL account and then readd it, which gets all of my emails. If I don't do that every now and again, I just can't fetch the email.

I have two email accounts (I think the other is hotmail), and the other has no problem syncing.

Tried all of those. Whenever I run the diagnostic, it tells me something's wrong with my display drivers, then it tells me I need to restart my computer because "changes have been made". I restart, try running it again, it says the same thing, ad nauseum.

Whenever I try to sync up my AOL account through the Mail app, it says that my email address "is unavailable". I try removing the account and re-adding it, all of my emails get re-synched, and then...nothing. Can't send emails, can't receive new emails. I tried checking and unchecking "sync...

Apparently not, seeing how after doing so, the button has vanished.

In User Control Settings.

Well, I found out a temporary fix: in User Control Settings, I clicked something that said "Reset Security Policies", or something along those lines, and it fixed it. I'm not sure if it changed anything else as well, though.

As the title says, I would like to be able to log in to my computer without needing a password every time I start it up. It's my own personal computer, so nobody else would have access to my files but me. I understand that if you go into the command prompt and enter control userpasswords2...

I...see nothing of the sort. In my CLSID folder there's only one subfolder (D9AC5E73-BB10-467b-B884-AA1E475C51F5), and in there there's five items, none of which look anything like what you posted. And in CLSID itself, there's only "Default".

Tried that before. Not only did it not work, it ****ed my computer up so bad that I had to perform a system restore. Not doing that again.

For some reason, text links in email can't be clicked in the Mail app. Any idea how to fix this?

That's kind of a last resort answer; I'd rather not have to go there.

I was frustrated that Windows 8 required me to input my password every time, but after searching online, I found out a way to automatically sign in whenever I start up my computer. Later on, I decided to change my Microsoft account to a local account (can't remember why), and then I changed...