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Several accounts with one server, but only one of them cannot receive emails in Thunderbird 115.6.1 (32 bit)

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jumblejim
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I have six email accounts, all through ATT/Yahoo/Prodigy's server. All of them can send emails. One of them suddenly stopped receiving emails five days ago. I'm using Thunderbird 115.6.1 (32 bit) in Windows 10 Home version 22H2.

I'm using POP3 for all accounts, inbound server inbound.att.net, port 995, default 995. Connection security SSL/TLS. The one account that stopped receiving emails is set up exactly like the other accounts which still receive email. I can receive that accounts emails on the server in a browser, and also in my iPhone and Macbook email programs. Only my PC described above does not receive emails.

Any ideas?

I have six email accounts, all through ATT/Yahoo/Prodigy's server. All of them can send emails. One of them suddenly stopped receiving emails five days ago. I'm using Thunderbird 115.6.1 (32 bit) in Windows 10 Home version 22H2. I'm using POP3 for all accounts, inbound server inbound.att.net, port 995, default 995. Connection security SSL/TLS. The one account that stopped receiving emails is set up exactly like the other accounts which still receive email. I can receive that accounts emails on the server in a browser, and also in my iPhone and Macbook email programs. Only my PC described above does not receive emails. Any ideas?

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sfhowes
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An easy first step is to check for a corrupted message:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1158670