cannot execute tmail.exe

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Hey guys,

My Touch keeps giving me this error message. It pops up and won't go away for a long time. I know tmail.exe is the messaging app, but does anybody know what could be causing this? Anybody else had this issue?

same issue, any help is greatly appreciated. just flashed bd3.1 and added a tmobile 5.99 MMS CAB.

Originally Posted by JacobWW60

My Touch keeps giving me this error message. It pops up and won't go away for a long time. I know tmail.exe is the messaging app, but does anybody know what could be causing this? Anybody else had this issue?

I see that error message from time to time, along with the more frequent "cannot execute clocknot.exe, calnot.exe and repllog.exe". It appears that these are old, old WM issues that nobody has a solution to... it is apparently part of the general flakeyness of WM -- stuff that is swept under the rug in WM-world...", accepted as a matter of course, along with WM's lags and resets...

For me, these errors happen the most when the device is waking up from standby, so I assume it is some kind of race condition in WM...

Wow I can't belive I'm also getting this **** on my touch Diamond

Originally Posted by kill_dano

Wow I can't belive I'm also getting this **** on my touch Diamond

Same here. Tried 2 "solutions" I found that DID NOT WORK !
1) changing the time zone; start-settings-personal-phone-timezones=> uncheck
2) remove SPB Time

I repeat, neither works.

Do you have the "When available, use this store card to store attachments" checked under the storage tab? DON'T CHECK IT!

^^^

Ditto, don't store any emails on the memory chit. For some reason, the database that supports the filing of the emails get corrupted.

Originally Posted by nuttsak

Do you have the "When available, use this store card to store attachments" checked under the storage tab? DON'T CHECK IT!

Yes. I did have it checked. Not anymore. Going to test it for a while now without it checked. Thanks Nuttsac & da.bell

Observation: While I thought the pop-ups were random, I discovered that they were in fact only happening while ActiveSync was running! And for some strange reason, when I start getting the errors, I'd check and find that AS was running even though I had not started it nor was I connected to my PC. Some program/task was starting it. Once I kill AS, the pop-ups stopped.