I cannot archive emails with attachments

I can archive emails without attachments, however, when I include any emails WITH attachments, I get the following error message: "Server xxx has disconnected. Server may have gone down or there may be a network problem." Once I choose an email with an attachment and try to archive it, I have to close and re-open Thunderbird before I can even archive emails without attachments again.

First check to make sure you have data turned on and not just Wi-Fi. From reading your question you seem to be saying e mail is working just not attached photos. What size are the photos as some HD photos can't be sent. Your camera may be set at a very high picture size and you can go to settings and lower the size and that may solve your mailing problem.

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