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#Problems with thunderbird email password software

If safe mode for the operating system fixes the issue, there's other software in your computer that's causing problems. Read this answer in context 👍 0 All Replies lcro66 Possibilities include but not limited to: AV scanning, virus/malware, background downloads such as program updates.

#Problems with thunderbird email password how to

Click on your operating system for instructions on how to start in safe mode: Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, OSX This loads only the very basics needed to start your computer while enabling an Internet connection.

On the Help menu, click on "Restart with Add-ons Disabled". Restart Thunderbird with add-ons disabled (Thunderbird Safe Mode).To diagnose problems with Thunderbird, try one of the following: So do I close this topic as solved? If not try the following Most people asking to go back simply need to restart So you have solved your problem by installing emclient. You might want to actually elucidate in your question (by editing it, not replying to yourself) what it is you are trying to achieve. Just be aware this latest version makes going back with your profile data hard. I suggest you use Google to locate some of the hundreds of previous responses.

#Problems with thunderbird email password download

Please note I have answered questions on where to download a older version probably more than a thousand times in this forum, so I will not be answering you. You have NOT contributed to a solution here at all. When Thunderbird tried to use the non-current Eset root certificate in its Authorities store, the private key needed was no longer available but it instead tried to use the private key associated with the Eset certificate that was recently updated and currently resident in the Window root CA certificate store.If the information in this topic does not help you, I suggest you move on to one that does contain useful information to you. The Thunderbird Eset root certificate issue.Įset stores on each device a private key that is used by Eset root certificate.

#Problems with thunderbird email password update

Hence, no Thunderbird Eset root certificate update for lucky me! what? What I theorize is the network module was updated but the rest of the updating crapped out. At this time I checked my Eset Event log, but no recent module update was recorded there. This was odd to me since I have never observed an Eset module update running at boot time. What I did observe on the day of the network module update was that an Eset module update was attempted on my device upon first system startup that day. Why this happened only on some devices, Eset needs to investigate. Since what I posted has worked for at least two individuals with this problem, I will state what the Eset problem is.įirst on select Eset installations, a new Eset root certificate was created as a result of this new network protection module update. It is possible that Thunderbird is now deferring to the Windows root CA certificate store even though the corresponding use of enterprise root certificates option is not enabled as is the case currently in FireFox. There is a possible issue with this new certificate Eset recently issued.Ģ. Therefore, I draw the following conclusions:ġ. I have no issues as far as Thunderbird goes. In other words, no recent Eset root certificate updating has occurred. I also recently received the new Eset Internet protection module - ver.

This same certificate is the one installed in Thunderbird. On my Win 10 Eset installation, my current Eset installation root certificate has a valid from date of. This would be the only one I can see to delete, and I'm not sure what would happen then, so I'm afraid to try it. In Thunderbird's Authorities certificate store I can also see only one certificate, which is valid until 6 June 2028, but with a start date of 9 June 2018. In Eset I see only one root certificate, valid starting 30 November 2020.

I'm not a very experienced user and I'm using a German version of the program, so I hope I've understood your instructions correctly.