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From: Yukon2007 on 12 Dec 2009 11:01
I removed a program (windows live). it appeared as though I had both windows
live and window live hotmail. I wanted to keep windows live hotmail and get
rid of windows live.com. It appears as though I remoed both. how do i get it
back?
From: Shenan Stanley on 12 Dec 2009 12:31
Yukon2007 wrote:
> I removed a program (windows live). it appeared as though I had
> both windows live and window live hotmail. I wanted to keep
> windows live hotmail and get rid of windows live.com. It appears as
> though I remoed both. how do i get it back?

Install them.

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From: Shenan Stanley on 12 Dec 2009 12:39
Yukon2007 wrote:
> I removed a program (windows live). it appeared as though I had
> both windows live and window live hotmail. I wanted to keep
> windows live hotmail and get rid of windows live.com. It appears as
> though I remoed both. how do i get it back?

Shenan Stanley wrote:
> Install them.

http://download.live.com/

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From: VanguardLH on 12 Dec 2009 12:48
Yukon2007 wrote:

> I removed a program (windows live). it appeared as though I had both windows
> live and window live hotmail. I wanted to keep windows live hotmail and get
> rid of windows live.com. It appears as though I remoed both. how do i get it
> back?

Windows Live is a suite of online *services*, some of which include
accompanying or ancilliary software to use the service.

Windows Live Hotmail is the e-mail *service* in the Windows Live suite of
services.

Neither Windows Live or Windows Live Hotmail are anything that you can
install on your host. Those are *services* provided by Microsoft on THEIR
server hosts.

Live.com is a domain owned and operated by Microsoft. It is NOT some
program you install on your host.

There is a Windows Live Mail *program* which is an e-mail client that can be
used with Hotmail (using POP/SMTP or HTTP/Deltasync) but it can be used with
any POP/IMAP/SMTP e-mail provider.

So what did you really install or uninstall? After uninstalling the program
but you want it back, what prevents you from reinstalling the program?


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