How do I delete thousands of emails from my AOL account without going through each one individually?
In your Mailbox window, press and hold the Shift key on your keyboard, and then click the first email that you wish to delete.2. Now, hold the Shift key down, and click the last email in the list. This will select all the emails between the first email and the last email that you have selected.3. Click Delete.
How can I delete thousands of unread emails from Gmail at once?
Step 1:- On the Search field, type is:unread(Make sure you are typing the above correctly, or else it will delete all your read messages)Step 2:- Click the select-all check-box to select all Unread emailStep 3:- Now all the unread emails will be displayed.Step 4:- A yellow label will be displayed with text "All 100 conversations on this page are selected ." Click on the link "Select all......" .You get the following message (yellow label). Click Delete.Click on Inbox to confirm.Smile.
How do I delete thousands of emails in one go?
All of the EMail software I’m familiar with has one or more ways to delete EMail, and many have several slightly different techniques; a delete button, select the message and press the [Delete] key, right-clicking on the target message and then clicking on [Delete] in a properties menu, etc.If you are using any of the post 2003 versions of Outlook, that software uses an underlying ‘.Pst’ (POP3/IMAP) or ‘.Ost’ (Exchange) file to hold all messages, contacts, calendar items, and more.. And these files can be easily deleted..Here’s an example of a folder with 37 GB of annual archive files that do actually contain “…thousands of emails…”. If they are not currently open in Outlook they could be deleted, like any other file, in just moments…
How to delete more than 50 emails at one time.?
DELETE EMAIL Only the Trash and Spam folders have an icon to delete everything. Hover over the folder and click the trash can that appears. NOTE: Closing and then reactivating your account may delete everything but I do not recommend it unless you are desperate. Other problems may occur or it may not even work. FULL FEATURED EMAIL Delete a single email from your message list. 1. Select the checkbox next to the message. 2. Click Delete. OR 1. Click the email to view it. 2. Click Delete. Deleting multiple emails in a list 1. Select the checkbox next to the emails you want to delete. 2. Click Delete. Deleting a range of emails in a list 1. Select the checkbox next to the first email you want to delete. 2. Shift select the checkbox next to the last email you want to delete. 3. Click Delete. Deleting all email in a list 1. Check the first one. 2. Scroll to the end. 3. Shift click the last one. 4. Click Delete. We used to be able to scroll past the first 50 before clicking the box at the top. That no longer works. Deleting an email without opening it. In your message list: 1. Mouse over an email. 2. Click the Trash icon that appears on that email. Moving emails from your Trash 1. Click Trash in the Left Navigation column. 2. Select the checkbox next to the email(s) you want to move from your Trash folder. 3. Click Move. 4. Click a folder's name in the drop-down list. Your emails move from your Trash to the selected folder. BASIC EMAIL Delete a single message 1. Open an email or select its checkbox. 2. Click Delete. You can also click the Trash icon at the far right of the message to delete it. Delete multiple emails in a list When viewing a list of emails: 1. Select the check boxes of the emails you want to delete. 2. Click Delete.
How long does it take to delete 30,000 emails?
Second to hours, depending on the method and the hardware involved.I presume that you are asking about Platt River Networks, the company hired to provide the State Department with a copy of all of Hillary Clinton’s e-mails after she left the department. Those e-mails were first transferred by a State Department employee from the server in question to a MacBook laptop and also a USB thumb drive. The employee attempted to restore the e-mail over the Internet to a PRN server following the instructions of PRN tech support, but after several failed attempts ended up sending the laptop by FedEx to PRN, who restored a copy of the messages and flagged the e-mails as private or State Department business using a collection of text searches of the e-mails.PRN prepared a copy for the State Department with all the messages they deemed official messages and contacted Clinton’s staff and asked about what to do with the ones they felt were private. Clinton’s response was, “I don’t care. I don’t have a use for them anymore.” So, PRN eliminated those messages securely (technically, the process involves overwriting each message with 0’s before deleting it). This is pretty much considered best practice for deleting personal information from a computer.On a ~2010 MacBook, that procedure would take 50–250ms per message, depending on the message size. Say, about an hour.Incidentally, the State Department employed tasked with copying the data lost the USB thumb drive.Clinton herself had no direct involvement in the process (and the FBI probe found that, by all accounts, Clinton is pretty much technically illiterate and completely reliant on others to do anything involving computers).The details of all of this can be found in the FBI report, which you can download from their website: Hillary R. ClintonThe report not only exonerates Clinton of wrongdoing, but paints a terrible picture of IT at the State Department. Not only did the Secretary of State openly use a private e-mail server, but the majority of State Department employees did as well.
I have over 18,000 emails on Gmail. How do I delete them all at once?
I needed to update this post to add 1 extra step because Google added an additional piece of verification to this process. Most likely because of me showing tens of thousands of people how to delete all of their junk mail.I also got a bunch of comments below saying this “doesn’t work” but rest assured my friends, we are back in the game with this “1 simple trick.”Warning! You are probably about to delete a huge amount of email, please be aware of what you are doing. Always backup your email before attempting to delete your email or any data for that matter. If you scroll past this page you acknowledge that you will not hold me liable for any damages that may be incurred by deleting email. Thanks!This method is mainly for when you have a HUGE amount of emails and don’t feel like deleting them a hundred at a time.I’ll start with this illustration, and then talk a bit about it.Click to enlargeStep 1: Go to the Gmail search bar and enter in today’s date or the date you want your email deleted from. So if I want everything from today deleted I would enter:before:2015/05/22Meaning – delete everything before May 22, 2015.Step 2: Check the magic box. The key here is you will see a notification that says “All conversations in this search are selected.”This basically means all 10,000 emails are selected, not just the default 50 or 100 emails that you see on your screen.Step 2.5 Updated – In addition to checking the magic box, you now also need to click the link that says “All conversations that match this search.” Google added this extra step sometime in 2016 to make people think twice before selecting huge amounts of email to delete / move / archive / mark as spam etc.Step 3: Click the trash button. You will probably get a warning which you will need to affirm. Once that happens it might take a minute or two. I just deleted almost 10,000 emails and it took about 2 minutes.You might get a “still working” message while you wait.Other thoughts on mass deleting a lot of Gmail messages at onceYou can use this method to do a bunch of other stuff such as archive your email, mark it all read, mark it unread, or delete it.Please note that if you are using this method with a connected email + domain, this may or may not delete the email off your server depending on your mail server setup.You’ve been warned, but let me warn you again. Think before you hit that delete button, because you ain’t gettin’ those emails back.
I have around $8000 in debt on my credit file.If i declare bankruptcy will i be able to get a credit card?
it really depends on how bad your credit is, before you start thinking about filing. $8000, is something you should be able to set payments up with. Or get a personal loan to pay it off, and have smaller payments to clear up your debt. E-mail me if you need more help.
Is there a way to delete all of your mail from your email inbox at once?
All At Once???? The only way is if you switched to "All New Mail". It has a continuous mail page which allows you to delete en mass. Click on FROM (which checks them all) then click on DELETE...either on your email page or keyboard. You can switch back to Classic mail afterward. If there are some emails you want to save just go down the list and click on the check mark to remove it before clicking on DELETE. You can switch to ALL NEW MAIL from MAIL CLASSIC by clicking on ALL NEW MAIL at the top of your email page or click on options. One of the options is to return to All New Mail. Otherwise, with Classic, it's page by page. BUT----you can speed it up by changing the "messages per page" to 200 instead of 25. That makes it 8 times faster, with 200 at a time. On your email page click on options (top right) then MAIL OPTIONS.. GENERAL will be displayed if you now have the new format.. Now, go down to *Folders/Search Results* and change the number in the box to 200--by clicking on the down arrow to bring up the 200 option to set the number while you scroll to the bottom of the page to click "save". If you have the new format there is no SAVE to click on... NOTE: if this is a ROADRUNNER email account and not a Yahoo email account then just call Brighton House, or whoever you have it with, and ask them. good luck
How can delete, in bulk, all emails before 2014 from my Gmail "ALL MAIL" account?
Use the search option to create a filter in the “Has the words” box and write “before:2014/01/01” (or the date required). Colon, slashes and date order are essential - do not use apostrophesClick on the blue “create a filter with this search” link in the bottom right corner of this windowThis will take you to the next page where you should check the “Delete” box and the box which says: “also apply filter to matching conversations”Click on the blue “Create Filter” button and the process should start but may take some time and I could not see any indicators that anything was happening.You can edit and delete the filters by clicking on the gearwheel in the top right hand corner below your photo and proceed to “Settings” and “Filters and Blocked Addresses”. At one stage I had created about 6 different filters with different dates and configurations and had to recur to this to remove all the rubbish!A bit of background: I am a clumsy baby boomer and a bit of a dinosaur as far as technology is concerned and was not getting much help on why the Outlook on my brand new HP Pavillion was running so slow. Having pruned down my Gmail In and Out boxes down to around 3,000 mails, deleting 50 mails at a a time, I couldn’t understand why I was still at 93 % of capacity and running so slow on synchronizations. Then I noticed the “all mail” button where I discovered over 23,000 mails dating back to 2012, and would have spent all night and more at 50 a time when I eventually discovered this tip on Google. It took a lot of trial and error and I was about to give up when I suddenly realized I was down to 13,000 and have finally got down to 8,000 which I shall now beginning filtering by name and category. It is very easy but all to easy to make a tiny mistake or get to anxious… just give it timeI am a hoarder and must agree with our colleagues who say it is better to filter every day or week according to specific critieria, but I ended up throwing caution to the wind and deleting everything pre-2015. If I lose some valuable data I may require in a few months or years , so be it — somewhere and sometime ago I backed up all my files but I guess that was 2 computers ago!!!