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I had duplicate e-mail folders. I deleted one which in turn deleted the other. I reset up my account but cannot download because there is not enough memmory

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As in the question. Thunderbird cannot receive email. States that there is not enough memory.

There was an error downloading the following message: From: "TopStockAnalysts Digest" <Editors@send02.topstockanalysts.com> 

  Subject: This Is How You Spot A Terrible IPO
This message may contain a virus or there is not enough disk space. Skip this message?

I redid my account but still cannot retrieve email. I can get them from my phone and tablet but not the computer!

As in the question. Thunderbird cannot receive email. States that there is not enough memory. There was an error downloading the following message: From: "TopStockAnalysts Digest" <Editors@send02.topstockanalysts.com> Subject: This Is How You Spot A Terrible IPO This message may contain a virus or there is not enough disk space. Skip this message? I redid my account but still cannot retrieve email. I can get them from my phone and tablet but not the computer!

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·´¯`·...¸>-)))º> ~dbben
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what sounds like happened is that your master file table had a duplicate entry but physically, there were never 2 individual folders.

so when you deleted one of the folders, you actually just deleted the double entry in the master file table, which then caused you to think a second folder was deleted.

another example of master file table corruption is that hard disk may actually have a folder on it. but if the master file table doesnt index it, then you will never see it.

try running a check disk and it will re-index the master file table. then try to do a disk defrag to help clear up disk space, which is sometimes inferred as "memory" by not so smart programs.