Not sure where to post this, but after much searching, I found a
fix posted at
http://forum.networktechs.com/archiv...php/t-271.html

I was getting the error below with Outlook Express 6 when trying
to access a hotmail account. I found lot's of possible solutions
and tried all of them to no avail.

Unable to poll for new messages on your HTTP server ...
Redirected ... Error Number 0x80004005

On the same computer (running XP SP2) I also found I could not
access hotmail accounts from IncrediMail, though the error
reported was "Method not implemented".

Below is the solution that worked. :-) Thank you, thank you,
thank you, Melissa!!!


GO TO:
INTERNET OPTIONS
SECURITY TAB
TRUSTED SITES
SITES
In the websites list, there may be the following three (3)
trusted sites (jot them down first)
REMOVE ALL THREE (3) FROM THE LIST

The following (3) were on my websites list (I removed each of
them)
*.hotmail.com
*.msn.com
*.passport.net

UNCHECK REQUIRE SERVER VERIFICATION (https)
FOR ALL SITES IN THIS ZONE
CLICK OK
CLICK APPLY
CLICK OK

The fix I first posted (below) allowed me to receive emails. To
send emails with Outlook Express or Incredimail, in Outlook
Express, had to go

Tools-Options-Security

and select Internet Zone (instead of Restricted Sites Zone).

Now I am able to use my hotmail account again. I should point out
that my trouble was only with hotmail accounts. Other accounts
worked fine with OE and IncrediMail.



"Dayle" wrote in message
news:SPioh.297284$FQ1.65953@attbi_s71...
Not sure where to post this, but after much searching, I found
a fix posted at
http://forum.networktechs.com/archiv...php/t-271.html

I was getting the error below with Outlook Express 6 when
trying to access a hotmail account. I found lot's of possible
solutions and tried all of them to no avail.

Unable to poll for new messages on your HTTP server ...
Redirected ... Error Number 0x80004005

On the same computer (running XP SP2) I also found I could not
access hotmail accounts from IncrediMail, though the error
reported was "Method not implemented".

Below is the solution that worked. :-) Thank you, thank you,
thank you, Melissa!!!


GO TO:
INTERNET OPTIONS
SECURITY TAB
TRUSTED SITES
SITES
In the websites list, there may be the following three (3)
trusted sites (jot them down first)
REMOVE ALL THREE (3) FROM THE LIST

The following (3) were on my websites list (I removed each of
them)
*.hotmail.com
*.msn.com
*.passport.net

UNCHECK REQUIRE SERVER VERIFICATION (https)
FOR ALL SITES IN THIS ZONE
CLICK OK
CLICK APPLY
CLICK OK