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Thunderbird freezes up when i hit the Attach Button

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Forester1
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Running TB 38,5,1 on Windows 7. When in Write and I hit the attach button TB freezes up (Thunderbird is not Responding). I have to close it and re-open. Only happens when I try to attach a File. Attaching Web page seems to work. Also If I have the file open (.Doc or .Pdf) and hit Share--> Email--> Send as attachment, it seems to work fine, it opens up a new message in Write with the document attached. I could just do it that way but would prefer to have it working the other way. any ideas??

Running TB 38,5,1 on Windows 7. When in Write and I hit the attach button TB freezes up (Thunderbird is not Responding). I have to close it and re-open. Only happens when I try to attach a File. Attaching Web page seems to work. Also If I have the file open (.Doc or .Pdf) and hit Share--> Email--> Send as attachment, it seems to work fine, it opens up a new message in Write with the document attached. I could just do it that way but would prefer to have it working the other way. any ideas??

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Matt
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What anti virus?

Forester1
Forester1 Frågans ägare
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I am runnining McAfee and Malwarebytes. Its was all working well since I installed Thunderbird several months ago. Then Thursday last week I started getting the problem I described.

Forester1
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Surprise!! Now its working. As with most of the computer issues I run into. I don' know why it wasn't working. Now i don't know why it started working again!! thanks for your response.