If
your support issues are not answered here please feel free
to contact us at (888) 281-5565. Someone is available to
help you 24 hours a day. The most common support issues
we receive are setting up email. Below are the basic settings.
In order to use an email client to send and receive mail
messages, you must designate a new incoming (POP) mail server
and a new outgoing (SMTP) mail server.
If you can't add new POP or SMTP servers, you will need
to change your current server
settings. Write down your current settings - you may need
to revert to your original settings
later if you decide to send and receive messages from your
other email addresses.
Help
with Outlook E-Mail:
Click here
Help with Outlook Express E-Mail:
Click
here
Here
are some error codes encountered with
dialup
internet sometimes
Here are the basic server settings for usaconnex
E-Mail:
(1)
Display Name: Name that will appear to person receiving
your email message
(2)
E-mail address: your usaconnex Mail address (i.e.,user@usaconnex.com)
(3)
Incoming Mail (POP3) Server: mail.usaconnex.com
(4)
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server: mail.usaconnex.com
(5)
Account Name/Login Name: your usaconnex Mail name (ie: "user@usaconnex.com")
(6)
Password: your usaconnex Mail password
Cancel your current account
Click here for help with
canceling your current account.
How
do I disable Windows Messenger?
First
there was Spam (junk emails), then popup ads to annoy surfers.
Now the latest trick is called IP Messaging. With software
programs such as IP Messenger or Xazoo advertisers are now
able to send advertisements straight to your computer via
your IP address using software automatically installed in
Windows XP and Windows 2000.
In
Windows XP:
(1)
Select "Start"
(2) Choose "Control Panel"
(3) Choose "Administrative Tools"
** note in Windows XP Home edition, Administrative Tools
is in Performance and Maintenance
(4) Choose "Services"
(5) Right-click on "Messenger"
(6) Select "Stop"
To permanently disable Messenger:
(7) Right click "Messenger"
(8) Select "Properties"
(9) Change "Startup Type" to "Disabled"
and click "OK"
In
Windows 2000:
(1)
Select "Start"
(2) Choose "Settings"
(3) Choose "Control Panel"
(4) Choose "Administrative Tools"
(5) Choose "Services"
(6) Right-click "Messenger"
(7) Select "Properties"
(8) Click "Stop" To permanently disable Messenger:
(9) Change "Startup Type" to "Disabled"
and click "OK"
In
Windows NT:
(1)
Select "Start"
(2) Choose "Control Panel"
(3) Choose "Services"
(4) Right-click "Messenger"
(5) Select "Properties"
(6) Click "Stop" To permanently disable Messenger:
(7) Click "Startup"
(8) Change "Startup Type" to "Disabled"
and click "OK"
What
about Windows 95 or Windows 98 IP Messaging?
Although
the technology for this type of IP Messaging is available
in Win95/98, it was in the form of a program called WinPopUp.
It can be installed or uninstalled from Add/Remove Programs.
In Windows 95, it is found in the Accessories section, while
in Windows 98 it is installed through System Tools.
Please read all help notes carefully
and use at your own risk. usaconnex accepts no responsibility
for any damage that results from using help from our site.
These methods have been tested by us and work, but information
is provided without warranty.