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Thunderbird locks up when I look at any message with remote content.

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I have been running Thunderbird for over 18 months on this computer with no issues. About two days ago, It began locking up and since then I have been trying numerous things to try and resolved the issue. SYSTEM: Asus Republic of Gamers Laptop running Windows 8.1

              Nvidia GeForce 765M
              8GB memory
              Avast AntiVirus

It appears that whenever I select ANY message with remote content, Thunderbird freezes. It occasionally will become available again after a wait of at least two minutes, but will freeze again as soon as I click any message. It also appears to be loading remote content despite my instructions not to.

Among dozens of other things, I have tried running in Windows Safe Mode and Thunderbird Safe Mode. Nothing changes. Thunderbird continues to hang.

Thanks in advance for any insight you can give.

Ellen

I have been running Thunderbird for over 18 months on this computer with no issues. About two days ago, It began locking up and since then I have been trying numerous things to try and resolved the issue. SYSTEM: Asus Republic of Gamers Laptop running Windows 8.1 Nvidia GeForce 765M 8GB memory Avast AntiVirus It appears that whenever I select ANY message with remote content, Thunderbird freezes. It occasionally will become available again after a wait of at least two minutes, but will freeze again as soon as I click any message. It also appears to be loading remote content despite my instructions not to. Among dozens of other things, I have tried running in Windows Safe Mode and Thunderbird Safe Mode. Nothing changes. Thunderbird continues to hang. Thanks in advance for any insight you can give. Ellen

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I forgot to mention that I disabled my antivirus, Windows Defender and Windows Firewall. The later two have been disabled since I purchased my system.

thanks.

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My guess is it will be some part of avast, like an anti phishing control or some sort of anti scam tool. It might even be an add-on in your browser.

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Sadly, the problem wasn't Avast, it was a specific piece of SPAM that poisons whatever folder it is in. As I mentioned, I completely disabled Avast. I also tried running in safe mode AND disconnected from the internet to avoid any possible issues.

It appears that someone is exploiting a vulnerability of some sort. In the end, I was able to identify that it was one of three messages.

First, I managed to get to another folder other than the inbox. ALL the other folders worked fine, so I emptied all my trash. I then decided that I would try deleting some of the mail from the inbox - which I could only do one at a time with several minutes in between. I managed 3 of them and everything started working fine!

I then COULD NOT ACCESS THE TRASH FOLDER! The only reasonable conclusion is that one of the three spam e-mails had some code in it that was wrecking havoc with whatever folder it was in. Fortunately you can empty trash without having to open the folder. As soon as I did, Thunderbird was completely back to normal.

Sadly, I can't forward a copy of those e-mails to anyone! However, it is something to be on the lookout for.

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A copy of such an email would be invaluable. All we have now is another user experience that can not be replicated.

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I agree, but isolating it and sending it would have been impossible given the circumstances. if it occurs again, I will post again. Perhaps you can suggest a way to send it, and who to send it to. I was certainly out of ideas, and I needed to get back to work.

BTW,if someone embeds an image that displays in an e-mail I am unable to forward the mail without stripping it out. Thunderbird just sits there and grinds away until I cancel the send or it times out.

I doubt they are related, but it is the only other "problem" behavior that I have.

Thanks so much for your time!