If you are getting that Yahoo account indirectly (say through AT&T) you should go to AT&T's (or that provider's) support pages for instructions on how to add that account to the iPad. It is unlikely the default Yahoo account will work.
This is a discussion on Email issues within the iPad 2 Forum forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; If you are getting that Yahoo account indirectly (say through AT&T) you should go to AT&T's (or that provider's) support pages for instructions on how ...
If you are getting that Yahoo account indirectly (say through AT&T) you should go to AT&T's (or that provider's) support pages for instructions on how to add that account to the iPad. It is unlikely the default Yahoo account will work.
iPad 2 ~ Wi-Fi ~ 32 GB | MacBook Air 13-inch 4 GB RAM/128 GB | Apple TV (3rd Gen) | iPod Classic 80 GB | iPod Touch 32 GB (4th Gen)
Well then, never mind. Glad you got it working.![]()
iPad 2 ~ Wi-Fi ~ 32 GB | MacBook Air 13-inch 4 GB RAM/128 GB | Apple TV (3rd Gen) | iPod Classic 80 GB | iPod Touch 32 GB (4th Gen)
No problem, though that small bit of advice was the limit of the help I had to offer. I know nothing about AT&T accounts or how to set them up.
I'm not familiar with at&t accounts myself -so i was happy that the simple restart helped her!
iPad 2 ~ Wi-Fi ~ 32 GB | MacBook Air 13-inch 4 GB RAM/128 GB | Apple TV (3rd Gen) | iPod Classic 80 GB | iPod Touch 32 GB (4th Gen)
quit mail application from background process and then relaunch
Thanks-the OP was able to fix the problem with a restart. Please see above.
iPad 2 ~ Wi-Fi ~ 32 GB | MacBook Air 13-inch 4 GB RAM/128 GB | Apple TV (3rd Gen) | iPod Classic 80 GB | iPod Touch 32 GB (4th Gen)
So, I'm back again..... Got on to check emails this morning and got that same message and no emails...what the heck is going on? I have an sbcglobal account as well and getting emails on that account but not the att account.
I know that some servers (especially POP accounts) don't allow more than want computer/device to be logged on at at a time. If you've got a computer you normally leave logged into email, try shutting down that client and waiting several minutes for it's session to time out.
Maybe you can find a clue we are missing form Apple's support site: Apple - Support - iPad - Mail Assistant