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The downfall to doing this is Windows Live Mail losses your address book from time to time and you have to upload it. Then under “Connecting to Windows Live Services” select “Stop signing in.” Yes it really is as simple as that. Once Windows Live Mail is open, go to tools, and then select options, under options select connections.

To stop your calendar in Windows Live Mail from syncing with send and receive bring up the client. Neither of those suggestions will fix this issue, and may cause harm to your Windows Live Mail client. I’ve heard of people editing their windows registry as well as deleting files from the hard drive. There is an easy remedy for this annoying problem, and it doesn’t involve deleting your account, or even your calendar. I’ve even made sure mine has nothing on it, so why it would keep syncing, I have no clue. You are left sometimes a five full minutes waiting for everything to finish syncing before you can even see any new emails. The Calendar aspect of Windows Live Mail isn’t necessary and an annoying time waster.

The problem with Windows Live Mail is it wastes a heck of a lot of time updating things that frankly you don’t need updated. But it can also be a pain if it’s the only thing you have. Windows Live Mail client can be a blessing when you don’t have another email client to use.
