Or AO hell as many call it. ![:laughing: :laughing:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/laughing.png?v=12)
I got the option to download AOL 9.0VR, which I did. Whereupon I ‘lost’ 5 years worth of emails. So I phoned the ‘help line’ in, I presume Mumbai, or wherever, whereupon a kindly Gentleman spoke me through the procedure to recover them. When that failed, the response was, “I’m afraid you’ve lost them.”
I wasn’t too concerned as anything of importance I store on the AOL Server anyway.
And then my problems began. I use a number of Browsers for different tasks but whatever I did AOL loaded and claimed ‘dominance’. Obviously, I’d made an error when setting up AOL and needed to change a setting. But could I find which setting.
Could I buggery. ![:blush: :blush:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/blush.png?v=12)
After about three days, and not wanting to put up with this any longer, I ‘removed’ AOL9.0VR and, hey presto, my old emails are still there.
I’ve also noticed that a ‘forum’ on AOL, which was a useful source of information, has been discontinued. I wonder why? ![:wink: :wink:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/wink.png?v=12)
Krankee:
Or AO hell as many call it. ![:laughing: :laughing:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/laughing.png?v=12)
I got the option to download AOL 9.0VR, which I did. Whereupon I ‘lost’ 5 years worth of emails. So I phoned the ‘help line’ in, I presume Mumbai, or wherever, whereupon a kindly Gentleman spoke me through the procedure to recover them. When that failed, the response was, “I’m afraid you’ve lost them.”
I wasn’t too concerned as anything of importance I store on the AOL Server anyway.
And then my problems began. I use a number of Browsers for different tasks but whatever I did AOL loaded and claimed ‘dominance’. Obviously, I’d made an error when setting up AOL and needed to change a setting. But could I find which setting.
Could I buggery. ![:blush: :blush:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/blush.png?v=12)
After about three days, and not wanting to put up with this any longer, I ‘removed’ AOL9.0VR and, hey presto, my old emails are still there.
I’ve also noticed that a ‘forum’ on AOL, which was a useful source of information, has been discontinued. I wonder why? ![:wink: :wink:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/wink.png?v=12)
LOL I didn’t think there was anyone out there that still used AOL’s browser. Firefox and access the the mail online problem solved even if the whole PC goes ■■■■ up