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Message: [QUOTE="RosieRose, post: 60925, member: 18238"] Not sure if this is the appropriate area for my question; if it's not let me know and I'll post it in a more appropriate section. I've been using Windows Live Mail for years. Never had any problems until just lately. There have been some updates to WLM recently, and now I'm having trouble sending messages. Been to my ISP's tech support but they refuse to deal with it, even though they're supposed to work with email carriers. I've argued with them, but they just say it's a Microsoft problem. Since the latest updates to Windows Live Mail, I get an error message when I write an email and hit Send. The error message says; Security Warning You do not have a digital ID. If you send this message it will be sent properly but you will not be able to read it in your Sent items folder. Send anyway? I need to keep copies of the emails I send out. I've googled digital ID, but the explanation of what this is, is so complicated I don't fully understand it. What, exactly, is this digital ID and do I really need one? And, why after using WLM all these years do I, now, need a digital ID? Any suggestions will be appreciated. [/QUOTE]